The fortune teller told me not to go back to my mother's house.

My parents-in-law told my son's fortune that his son 16 years old could not go to my mother's house to faint. How do you usually go to the festival and not go back?

Everyone knows that fortune-telling is superstitious, but many people hold the mentality of believing in it but not believing in it. You answered correctly, and everyone praised you unanimously. This fortune teller is a fortune teller. If you don't understand correctly, everyone will forget what he said.

Being forced to twist is not a problem. If it doesn't make sense with your mother-in-law, you should also find a fortune teller with a good reputation and ask him to say something different in advance. It's better that this gentleman is known and trusted by your mother-in-law, then attack her own shield with her own spear!

But more likely, it's just an excuse that your mother-in-law doesn't want you to take your son back to your parents. If so, it's no use calling 10 fortune teller. In that case, you can only discuss it with your husband, or you can take your son home and not let your mother-in-law know, just say that you will go out for a trip with your husband. Or disheartened, occasionally confront your mother-in-law and let him see if your son will have any problems!