How I Tamed My Wolfish Husband Back in 80s

After dinner, Li Qiao and Qin Jin walked the dog and went to bed, but Old Mrs. Qin tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep.

She had recently taken Jin for a thorough health check-up; there was not a single issue.

Qiaoqiao must be fine, too.

But isn’t it normal for two young people living together to be noisy?

Or do they wait until she’s asleep to make noise?

When she was young, her in-laws lived in a different courtyard, and she and Jin’s grandfather had much privacy.

Now, living next door to her child really didn’t seem proper.

The next day, she made some indirect inquiries about when Qin Jin was going back to their hometown.

Qin Jin, "After the New Year when it’s time to sell fertilizer and seeds. Why? Don’t you feel comfortable here?"

Old Mrs. Qin, "A bit, I feel more at ease in the village as it’s not familiar here, I originally said I’d cook and wash clothes for Qiaoqiao, but you’ve done it all. I feel uncomfortably idle, it’s better to go back home." And indeed, she was idle.

Visiting neighbors, each one loved to show off. Just after being introduced, they would brag about how accomplished their children are, how difficult their daughters-in-law are to deal with. If it wasn’t for their daughters-in-law’s family conditions being good, they’d be harsher on them.