However, my main issue is why they are all somewhat “respecting” the grandfather. He was the one who cheated on his wife, not only had a child with another woman, but also expected his adopted son to raise the child. No wonder his wife would despise the child, but what she did was completely wrong as he was an innocent child. No point showing a sweet moment of them together as a couple, because all of them were people who allowed her to walk over Chris. His parents, his brothers, and his grandfather despite knowing what the grandmother did was wrong. On the other hand I feel for this woman, she couldn’t have children and her husband disrespected her by not only cheating on her, but keeping the child close by. Ultimately I see the grandfather as the villain.
That’s my only issue, otherwise loving this story and I’m glad that the sister in law wasn’t made a villainess evil lady, but one who was stuck in traditions.
However, my main issue is why they are all somewhat “respecting” the grandfather. He was the one who cheated on his wife, not only had a child with another woman, but also expected his adopted son to raise the child. No wonder his wife would despise the child, but what she did was completely wrong as he was an innocent child. No point showing a sweet moment of them together as a couple, because all of them were people who allowed her to walk over Chris. His parents, his brothers, and his grandfather despite knowing what the grandmother did was wrong. On the other hand I feel for this woman, she couldn’t have children and her husband disrespected her by not only cheating on her, but keeping the child close by. Ultimately I see the grandfather as the villain.
That’s my only issue, otherwise loving this story and I’m glad that the sister in law wasn’t made a villainess evil lady, but one who was stuck in traditions.