Chapter 6 — 38 Million Yuan and Family Drama

Each piece of evidence — like separate pieces of a puzzle, was finally strung together by Ms. Linh and her team into a complete picture. That foreign consulting company, as I expected - the real controller behind it, also has a close relationship with Giang Triet. The entire flow of money transferred - fake contracts - each hidden trick of withdrawing capital... all create a chain of evidence as solid as a rock. That chain of evidence is enough to drag both Hua Dao and Giang Triet to prison, making them sit until their heads turn gray. But I'm not in a hurry to act. Hand them over to the law now, it's so easy. I don't just want to see them brought into the light. when they were at the most illusory peak, when they thought they had everything in their hands - they were pulled straight from the blue clouds into the abyss. I want to let them experience the feeling of falling from heaven to hell. At my request, the company held an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders. The atmosphere in the meeting room was as tense as a guitar string. On one side — it's me, the "disturber", holding 20% of the shares. The other side — are my parents and Hua Dao, who are in control of the operations. The small shareholders looked at each other curiously, their eyes just waiting to watch a funny show. I walked into the meeting, no longer as fierce as before. Just a little tired, somewhat resigned and disoriented, as if I was exhausted in this struggle. I was the first to speak up. The voice is not loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear clearly:

“I'm tired.”

“I can't compete with everyone anymore, and I also... don't want to compete anymore.”

“This company... I really can't run it.

I admit, I'm not as good as my sister.” Having said that, I turned to glance at Hua Dao. Just as I expected — her eyes immediately flashed with pride and contempt. She still believed that I was just a money-hungry idiot, threatened loudly for a few days and then gave up. I continued my role — my voice became more determined:

“I just need money.”

"I will transfer all 20% of the shares I hold... back to Hua Dao."

"As long as the price is right, I'm willing to sign to withdraw. From now on, everything about Tinh Dieu Group - no longer has anything to do with me."

As soon as those words were uttered, the entire meeting room seemed to explode. My parents clearly looked relieved. They kept glancing at Hua Dao - surely thinking in their minds: Put in money - exchange for peace - end neatly. Hua Dao was clearly moved. If I just spent money and could permanently put me out of the game, and take over the entire company, that would be a really good deal. She pretended to hesitate for a few seconds, then spoke:

“You said that…

So give me a price.” I held up eight fingers.

“Eighty million.

One price – eighty million yuan for 20% of the shares. You buy it - I'll go now." For them, this price is not cheap. But compared to the huge profits of the frozen project, and the control of the entire company, that amount of money... Totally worth spending. It can even be considered a bargain. In Hua Dao's eyes, the proud look became more and more clear. She almost didn't need to think and immediately nodded:

"Okay! Eighty million is eighty million!"

“Sister, I hope this time… you keep your word.”

I looked at that confident, triumphant expression and just wanted to laugh inside. I, of course, kept my word. Under the witness of lawyer, we quickly signed a memorandum of understanding to transfer shares. It clearly states: the transfer price is based on the company's financial situation and current asset value. Hua Dao and Giang Triet thought they had won. They thought that if they only spent eighty million, they could kick me off the board, and then continue to join hands to realize their "empire dream". But they didn't know — The thing they were about to go all out to buy was actually a barrel of explosives that I had detonated. A bunch of assets about to collapse. A company is about to be gutted and exposed. A bet they thought they would win, but was slipping into a trap. I looked at Hua Dao's bright, unconcealable smile and silently said: Smile until the end. Because… this is probably the last time in her life that she will laugh so heartily.”