When my stepson got married, I bought him a suite. After getting married, my daughter-in-law said that he didn't recognize me as a mother. What should I do?

I am 60 years old this year. I was 40 when I married my husband. At that time, my husband and I were married for the second time. Originally, because I couldn't have children, my ex-husband divorced me after my first marriage, that is, after three years of marriage. At that time, childbirth was really important, because I couldn't have children, and I felt that I was a defective woman. After the divorce, I didn't have time to walk in. Later, I met my husband. At that time, he took an eight-year-old son and watched him take care of his stepson as a father and mother. I was also moved by compassion, and at that time I really felt that my husband was a very responsible man, so when he offered to stay with me, I didn't refuse. In this way, we are together.

I have always regarded my stepson as my own since I got married. I have always loved him, and he and I have a good relationship. Not long after my husband and I got married, he changed his name to my mother. At that time, my husband went to work at the construction site, and I took care of my stepson at home. Our life was very happy. Later, when my stepson was in junior high school, her husband died. At that time, my husband had an accident and did give him some compensation, but not much, only a few hundred thousand. I haven't dared to move the money these years, and I have kept it. I'm going to give it to my stepson when he gets married. Even if my stepson went to college, I didn't use the money. This money, in order to raise a stepson, I eat the most clearly. Finally, my stepson has grown up. He went to college, got a job, and most importantly, talked about his girlfriend. He said he was getting married, so I started buying him a house. My daughter-in-law didn't agree to a loan to buy a house, so I bought them a house in full and spent 400 thousand all the time.

I stopped giving them money when I got married. Shortly after they got married, my stepson came back to see me with his wife. After the two children came back, I quickly cooked the meal. I didn't use them to help me cook. I am busy in the kitchen alone. It was at this time that my daughter-in-law called her son and I followed him. I heard from my daughter-in-law that you can find it yourself, not your own mother. You kept 50 thousand for yourself, and we didn't give a penny when we got married Then the successor asked me: Mom, what's the matter? I told you, this is my only pension money, but my stepson said, Mom, what do you mean? Does that mean I can't give you a pension? Are you too selfish? Think of yourself everywhere, okay, just pretend I don't have your mother.

At that moment, I stood there for a long time without talking, and my stepson had taken my daughter-in-law away. Everyone said that I left 50,000 yuan for my old age. What's wrong with me? Haven't I done enough for him?