How the husband reacted to the request of his mother to divorce in order to receive an apartment as an inheritance

“The legacy of my grandmother’s will proved to be a real test for my husband. As soon as we moved in with him, my mother-in-law remembered her youth. I began to reproach me for ruining his life, because he could marry a woman younger than me and with a dowry. So, when we were about to make repairs, my mother-in-law called my son to a serious conversation. I told him to divorce me or he wouldn't get an apartment.

Sometimes personal animosity can be so strong that children suffer. We want to tell the story of a mother-in-law who sacrifices her son’s happiness for his own good.



Legacy of the will apartment "Honestly, I never really got along with my mother-in-law." As a student, my husband dated a wealthy girl from an intelligent family. That was the perfect match for him. And here I am a girl from a single-parent family whose father works in a factory. I started working early to help my dad make ends meet. My dad got married again and I left home.



I lived with a guy for a while, then we broke up. I met my current husband. He was about to marry his classmate, but there was no wedding. My mother-in-law has disliked me ever since.
At first, I tried to improve the relationship, but then I realized that it was pointless. So I accepted it.



Our wedding was modest, without parents. My dad went somewhere with his wife, my husband's mom didn't want to come to the event. There were only close friends and grandmother of her husband. She loved him very much and treated me well. Then she said that nothing good would have happened with the first bride. She wanted her husband to always carry money into the house, and he's not some kind of jerk. Then she said that we had a bright future ahead of us and that she was bequeathing to her grandson her apartment where we could live together.



After the wedding, we moved to a rented apartment. My mother-in-law used to gossip that we would never have children, and if they did, they wouldn’t be good people because of my genetics. Clearly, she didn't come to visit us. Only the husband visited his mother alone and came home upset every time.



My mother-in-law always told him something about me, and he made excuses, said that I was a good decent person. My husband’s grandmother passed away recently and a nightmare began. At first I was not allowed to attend the funeral, it was my mother-in-law. All the guests and relatives turned my husband against me. Like, he became an enviable groom with such an inheritance, and I'm not good for him.



My mother told my husband that if he didn't divorce me, he wouldn't see an apartment. And don't let us even move there together, or she'll strip her son of his inheritance. Then I realized that it was useless to talk to us, and said that if he wanted to live with me so much, he should keep renting an apartment. So I decided that my mother-in-law would not change her mind. Of course, I am offended, but to treat my own son like this, and most importantly, because of what?