My mother-in-law gave me 10 thousand to buy milk powder for her children. Should I accept it?

My husband and I met through the introduction of friends. To tell the truth, I didn't have much affection for him at that time, because my husband was not very handsome and talkative, so I didn't like him very much at that time, but later he was my friend. He always told me how nice others were and that my husband liked me, and then he contacted me on his own initiative, so we got to know each other slowly.

Later, I found out that my husband just doesn't like talking to people he just met. I talked a lot when I got familiar with it, and occasionally told two cold jokes, which made me feel very interesting. Later, we established a love relationship. My husband is really a very considerate person. He is also very kind to me and takes care of me. When I am with him, I don't have to think about anything, and I don't even need to bring anything when I go out. My husband can think about it.

My husband and I got married after dating for more than a year. When we got married, my husband's family conditions were not very good. At that time, my husband told me not to ask my parents for a bride price, but he promised that I would not be wronged after marriage and would be very happy. At that time, I really thought my husband was a good man, and my parents also considered this, so I didn't ask for a bride price in the end.

However, my husband and I are really happy after marriage, but I am not satisfied with one thing. I don't care whether my in-laws give or not the bride price. Even if they don't give me the bride price, I don't care at all. But after we got married, my in-laws always took advantage of the lack of money and reached out to ask her husband for money. At first, my husband told me that I would get angry every time. Later, my husband simply stopped talking to me.

But when I gave birth, my mother-in-law was very generous. She gave me a bank card directly, and then told me that there was 10 thousand yuan in the card, which was for me and my children. This is very sweet, and I even feel that I may be too ignorant to misunderstand my in-laws. But after my daughter's full moon, I saw that her milk powder was not enough, so I went out to buy milk powder. At that time, I was holding the bank card my mother-in-law gave me, but as soon as I checked the balance, I immediately panicked. There were only a few cents in it.

I'll call my husband right away. As a result, my husband told me that a few days ago, my mother-in-law called and said that she had no money to farm, so she returned the money to her mother-in-law. At that time, I froze there. I don't know how to describe my mood at that time or this family. Sometimes, I really have an impulse to simply divorce, but I can't bear to look at a full-moon child. What should I do?