Near the wedding, my mother-in-law came to break off her marriage. Hearing her reason, my mother slapped me with tears. Why?

My boyfriend and I are getting married, and our wedding date has been set, but suddenly, things have changed. We were childhood friends. We grew up together. Yes, our two families live very close, so we have been playing together since childhood. We have always been good friends. Later, when they grew up, they became lovers because they both had feelings for each other.

As for my marriage, my parents advocate letting me make my own decisions, because they think that after all, I want to live by myself, so my parents have never opposed my boyfriend's marriage, but my in-laws have always been lukewarm about our marriage. Every time I go to their house after falling in love, it is neither too hot nor too cold. In fact, I know that they don't dislike me, mainly because my family conditions are not good.

I once heard my mother-in-law tell her boyfriend that I am the only child in the family, and my father is in poor health and has no money at home. I was afraid that our burden would be heavy in the future, but at that time, my boyfriend insisted on staying with me no matter what my mother-in-law said, and because of this insistence, our marriage finally settled. I also clearly feel that my mother-in-law has treated me much better since our marriage was settled.

But what I didn't expect was that just a few days ago, my mother-in-law suddenly came to our house, and when she entered the door, her face was not very good. At that time, I thought something happened at home, and my mother was very concerned, but my mother-in-law patted her thigh and cried, and then she began to scold her boyfriend for being an ungrateful person, saying that her boyfriend had married a rich woman. At that time, I didn't believe it at all. I thought it was written and acted by my mother-in-law.

Finally, she calmed down and told us that the marriage had to be cancelled. I feel sorry for you. My son is disappointing and half-hearted, and now he is with another woman. At that time, I said that I called my boyfriend for verification, and his phone was turned off. Then I said to look for him, and my mother-in-law said that it was useless to look for him. In any case, the marriage must be cancelled. At that time, my mother tried to stop me, but I didn't expect my relationship with my boyfriend to be so fragile, so I insisted on going out. At this time, my mother-in-law added: Don't be like a dog skin plaster, okay?

When my mother-in-law said this, my mother slapped me when she came up, and then scolded me: Do you still have face? You don't want it, we still want it. Is this the only man in the world? Do you have to marry him? Even if they agree to this marriage now, we will never let you get married. I cried at that time. I know my parents are good for me, but it's really painful for me to let go of my relationship with my boyfriend. What should I do?