Can the younger son live in the eldest son s kitchen after the separation?

This question is really familiar My husband is the youngest son in the family, and there are three sisters and an elder brother, when my husband was in high school, they split up, at that time my parents-in-law were already 60, after all these years, my husband went to college, and then worked for 9 years, and now my father-in-law and mother-in-law are almost 80, during which the eldest sister subsidized a little. After work, the support of my father-in-law and mother-in-law continues to be borne by my husband, except for the eldest sister, the other two sisters and a brother have borrowed us from 5,000 to 10,000 yuan for more than several years without mentioning it, my brother's house and my mother-in-law's house live close, when my brother goes out to work and my sister-in-law is home alone, my mother-in-law also goes to help with the work, and my brother's children are okay and ask for pocket money from my mother-in-law; Last year, my brother's eldest daughter went to college, and we paid for the tuition. In fact, my family is not well-off, and my husband works very hard.

But I think that if my father-in-law and mother-in-law are old enough to have a child, and only my husband has one child, we can't take it for granted. If you fall out with your brothers and sisters, you will be sad in the end. Besides, our parents must have left many years before us, they raised us to adulthood, watched us start a family, and they demanded very little in return.

We give a little now so that in many years we will not regret it, no regrets. There are a lot of things that money can't buy ......Happy landlord!