On my wedding day, I gave tea to my in-laws, and all the red envelopes my in-laws gave me were 1 yuan money manager * * * 100. Should I get a divorce?

On the eighth day of the Lunar New Year, I got married. I don't want to have a wedding this time. I'm not afraid of your jokes. I got married for the second time. I had a short marriage with my ex-husband, but I had no children. But my husband is married for the first time. It is for this reason that our marriage in-laws strongly oppose it.

My husband said he didn't care about my past. He even quarreled with his in-laws for me and moved out with me. It was after I was pregnant for four months that my parents-in-law reluctantly agreed to our marriage.

This is my second marriage, and I don't want to make a fuss. Originally, I wanted to invite two tables of relatives and friends to have dinner together, and then go out to play with my husband for a week. Who knows that parents-in-law disagree? They say that their son is newly married and will have a wedding anyway. I thought it was reasonable and agreed to their request.

The wedding was held in the grand hotel, and the level of the wedding was still relatively high, and there were more guests. My views on my parents-in-law have changed. I think: Although my parents-in-law were not satisfied with me before, they are a family now, and I am pregnant with their own flesh and blood. It seems that they will be good to me in the future.

My parents are here, too They have worked on the construction site for a long time and don't have much money. My mother is worried that her in-laws will look down on me and don't want a penny for the bride price. She also gave me a dowry of100000 and a red envelope of 1 1000.

The wedding began. At the tea ceremony, my husband and I worshipped our parents-in-law and shouted "Mom and Dad." My mother-in-law smiled and handed me a bulging red envelope. Everyone around applauded and exclaimed, "What a big red envelope." . I took the red envelope and held it in my hand. It feels a little strange. Although it is thick, it seems a little shorter than a hundred-dollar bill. Then after my husband offered tea to my parents, my mother handed him a red envelope.

My husband and I went back to our seats and went to the toilet for a while. I quietly opened the red envelope my mother-in-law gave me. I almost vomited blood at the sight of the face value inside.

It turns out that the red envelope is full of change. I estimate about one hundred yuan. My heart suddenly cooled to freezing point. Although it was my second marriage, my in-laws insulted me so much. I threw the red envelope directly into the wastebasket.

I don't know how to get back to my seat. I looked up at my parents-in-law, but their faces remained unchanged, and they were even complacent. I really want to pick up the red envelope and throw it to my mother-in-law, but on second thought, I have been married for the second time, and I can't fall out again and get married three times.

Although I also understand that offering tea is just a custom, I don't expect my in-laws to give me many red envelopes. I just want to have a warm home. But the in-laws' actions are obviously mocking me, which is too contemptuous of people. I am full of grievances, and tears are spinning in my eyes.

I held back until the guests in the bridal chamber left. On my wedding night, my mood was worse than ever. My in-laws look down on me at all, and the road ahead is long. I wonder if my marriage will last long in such a family.