Not long after, Lao Liu's store wanted to take it back and there was no place to live. After Aunt Li found out, she thought, my house was empty, and my daughter and son-in-law didn't come back often, otherwise she would live in my place!
Lao Liu moved to Aunt Li's house. At the beginning, she was peaceful. Gradually, Aunt Li began to feel unbalanced. The daily expenses of this family were basically the same as the living expenses before meals were counted as AA, and she still had to wash dishes and clothes... Now Lao Liu is still living in her home, and she feels uncomfortable no matter how she counts!
While sleeping at night, Aunt Li told Lao Liu: From now on, why don’t you pay me a rent of 500 yuan every month? When Lao Liu heard the "Teng" and asked, "What did you say?" Aunt Li said, "I think 500 yuan is not too much, so I think you have rented it!"
Lao Liu sat up and got out of bed, found a chair, lit a cigarette and said to Aunt Liu, "Then you lived in my place before, have you paid for the house?" Aunt Li was angry and got up, "That's it. We'll go and get the procedures tomorrow and get divorced, but it's not like you!"
Lao Liu said: I'll pack up tonight, and see you at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau tomorrow! "
The story ended: I heard that Aunt Li found an intermediary and replied to Lao Liu. The two were still together, and of course they still lived in Aunt Li's house!
Hearing this, I was really sorry for Aunt Li. I felt that the elderly should reorganize their families like XX place. I explained it clearly in the early stage, such as how much living expenses the man bears, or what housework the woman bears... I saw blind dates for the elderly before, and I thought it was weird to talk about pensions, houses, and living expenses when they came up. Do you think you were talking about relationships? But when you saw these examples in real life, I thought it would be better to explain them in advance! What do you think?
