Chapter 18 — 12 Million Yuan Compensation And 30 Years Confidentiality

That cold electronic voice. Like a poisonous snake. Weaving through the phone line. Straight into my ear. Made my spine cold.

“Who are you?”

I asked in a low voice.

“It doesn't matter who I am.”

The voice replied.

“The important thing is the notebook in your hand.”

“Including our common enemies.”

“I have been observing you for a long time, Miss Hua.”

“From the day she stepped into Binh An Insurance Company.”

“You are very smart.”

“Also very brave.”

“Even better than I expected.”

“I decided to give this stage to you.”

My heart sank.

“Gao Fu Lam's will... was arranged by you?”

“It can be understood that way.”

The other voice did not deny it.

“Before I die.”

“Cao Phuc Lam once contacted me.”

“He wanted to give this to me.”

“Want me to take revenge for him.”

“But I refuse.”

“Because I found someone more suitable.”

“That person is you.”

“Why me?”

“Because you are the one who has the most direct hatred towards him.”

“Let me expose everything myself.”

“New is the most reasonable.”

“And also... the most interesting.”

I tightened my grip on the phone. The person behind this scene. Obviously an extremely scary person. It seemed in his eyes. Everyone is just a pawn. Including me. And also Cao Phuc Lam.

“What do you want me to do?”

“Very simple.”

The voice replied.

“Give that notebook to someone who can maximize its value.”

“Disciplinary Inspection Committee.”

“Tomorrow morning at nine.”

"There will be an official interdisciplinary investigation team working at Binh An Insurance headquarters."

“The leader is a Deputy Secretary named Ly from the capital.”

“He is famous for his integrity.”

“Been pursuing this case for many years.”

“But there is still a lack of decisive evidence.”

“What you're holding in your hand.”

“Just the sharpest sword he needs.”

I was silent. Didn't know what was behind this. There is also a game of chess at a higher level.

“Why should I believe you?”

“You don't need to believe me.”

The voice laughed.

“You just need to trust your own judgment.”

“You are a smart person.”

“You understand better than anyone.”

“If you continue to keep that notebook with you.”

“What awaits you will be countless troubles and dangers.”

“Hand it over.”

“Not only does it keep you completely safe.”

“But also help your father.”

“Help those two innocent people named Truong Vi.”

“Demand for true justice.”

“A justice capable of rooting out all evil.”

The other end of the line immediately hung up. I looked at the dark phone screen. There was silence for a long time. I have to admit. He's right. Hand this notebook out. Is the only option. Also the best choice. This is no longer just my revenge. It's a final purge targeting the dark network behind it. That evening. I didn't hesitate any longer. Immediately back up all documents in three copies. An original. Two copies. Store in three absolutely safe places. I slept really well. Probably the most peaceful sleep I've had in thirty years. The next morning. Eight thirty. I brought the original copy of the notebook with me. Go to the headquarters of Binh An Insurance. Below the building. Vehicles with special license plates are parked. The atmosphere was solemn and strangely tense. After verifying identity. I was taken straight to the large meeting room on the upper floor best. In the meeting room. There were more than ten people sitting. Everyone had a serious look on their face. Unusual temperament. Sit in the chair position. He is a skinny middle-aged man. His eyes were sharp as knives. No need to guess to know. He is the Deputy Secretary of the Ly family. I don't beat around the bush. Not polite either. Place the black briefcase directly on the table.

“This is what Cao Phuc Lam left behind.”

"I think."

“This is exactly what you need.”

Secretary Ly's eyes stopped on the documents. In the blink of an eye. Become sharp like an eagle. He did not immediately open it. But look at me first.

“We have a complete grasp of your situation.”

“With what happened to your father.”

“We offer our deepest condolences.”

“At the same time, I also admire your courage.”

I calmly replied.

“We will accept this document.”

Then gently nodded to the assistant next to him. The assistant immediately stepped forward. Get the briefcase.

“The rest.”

“Just leave it to us.”

Secretary Ly stood up. Actively reached out towards me.

“The country and the people.”

“Will not forget anyone who contributed to justice.”

I shook his hand. That hand was very warm. Also very sturdy. That moment. This war is over.