After five years of marriage, I finally got pregnant. I called my mother-in-law to report the good news. What should I do if I hear that voice and want a divorce?

My husband and I have been married for five years. At the beginning, we were classmates in high school. When I was a sophomore, we began to fall in love. In fact, my husband is an excellent man. In high school, he not only studied well, but also looked handsome, so many girls liked him at that time, and I occupied an innate advantage, that is, he and I were deskmates, so it was because we had more contact that we slowly.

At that time, my husband and I were in love, not to mention how many girls I envied. I lost many friends because of this, but I still fell in love with my husband.

At that time, my grades were not as good as my husband's, but in order to keep pace with him, I also wanted him to be admitted to the same university, so I studied very hard and my husband often tutored me. Slowly, my grades caught up, and my husband and I finally got admitted to the same university.

In college, we were in love for another four years. After graduating from college, we got married. After my husband and I got married, life has been very happy. I love my husband very much, and I believe he loves me very much. At that time, my relatives and friends were also very blessed with our marriage, and my in-laws were also very kind to me after marriage. We don't live together, but my mother-in-law often calls me to care about me, and I always call them to care about them.

Life is always not so perfect. To say that after my husband and I got married, the biggest deficiency in life is that we have never been pregnant. I went to the hospital for examination before, and there was nothing serious. I also had physical conditioning under the guidance of a doctor, but it was difficult to get pregnant. I also know that my husband is very eager to have a child, and my in-laws are also very anxious, but my in-laws never say anything about me and will not give me pressure.

I've been trying so hard to get pregnant. Finally, I went to the hospital a few days ago for an examination and was diagnosed as pregnant. When I learned the news, I was really happy. I want to call my husband to tell him the good news, but his cell phone is busy, so I want to call my in-laws first to tell them about it. They will be very happy.

My mother-in-law forgot to hang up when she heard that I was pregnant. At this time, I heard my mother-in-law say to her father-in-law: Now that my daughter-in-law is pregnant, we can no longer support our son in this matter. We must let him break up with that woman. My wife was not pregnant before. For the sake of that woman's pregnant face, I also considered whether to divorce her son. But now that her daughter-in-law is pregnant, we can't share life and death with the child in that woman's belly.

Only then did I know that my husband had a child with another woman behind my back, and my in-laws knew about it. If it weren't for my pregnancy, they would still want us to divorce. Hearing this, I couldn't help crying. I'm really sorry. I was intoxicated with my own happiness, and now I wake up. But what about the baby in my belly?