The Bill My Mother-in-Law Handed Me on My Wedding Night

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On the first day of my marriage, my mother-in-law tries to force me to pay off half a million in debts owed by my husband’s younger brother. My husband hides my identity card, takes away my phone and locks my door. They say, “Once you marry into the Zhou family, you belong to us. Your money is the Zhou family’s money.” But they have forgotten one thing: I have never signed a marriage certificate. That night, I stand at the village entrance without looking back, watching their entire family head toward an abyss from which there is no return.