My mother-in-law told me to move out and regretted it at the last minute

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It turned out that it was less than they expected.

Packing, making things that I had quietly bought over the years – household appliances, furniture, electronics – items that my mother-in-law called "family property". I checked the receipt. Serial numbers. Purchase confirmation.

They were mine.

I packed them carefully.

Around noon, my mother-in-law unexpectedly. Stopped in an open, wide-open, functional half-empty store.

"What's going on?" – a sharp question.

"I'm moving out" – I listen calmly.

Her face remains drawn. "Don't go back to your thoughts right away."

I protect her. "You told me to move out."

He turned to her husband, who was as surprised as she was. "What is she doing?" – she stayed.

Eventually, it ends. "I thought you were... upset. I didn't think you'd really come out."

independent, how much they don't understand me.

After the movers, they carried the boxes up the stairs. A couch. Dining table. Washer and dryer. TV. Each object taken out revealed an accusation that concerned something hanging.

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