Chapter 5 — 6.6 The Ultimate Bad Thing Of A Marriage

"You're really good."

"Causing trouble all night."

"I didn't even bother to look at you even once at the hospital."

I put the vase in a wooden crate. Calmly replied:

"Don't you still have a mother and sister?"

Tham Tinh immediately widened her eyes.

"Stop talking nonsense to her."

"Today she must go to the Co family's house to explain."

"Make it clear that 900,000 yuan was voluntarily lent to me."

Hua Dao immediately became angry.

"Are you still ashamed?"

Tham Tinh saw assistant Tran standing next to him. The momentum weakened a bit. But still try to keep your mouth shut.

"You just need to make it clear to the Co family."

"The money for your surgery..."

"I can advance 20,000 yuan."

I laughed.

"It means you took my money."

"Use my money to save your brother."

"Then do you want me to thank you?"

Tham Nghien's face became gloomy.

"That's enough."

"You've been causing trouble all night."

"Thanh Thanh's marriage almost broke down."

"Mom was pointed at and scolded."

"And I was in so much pain that I couldn't sleep all night."

"Your anger should be over."

I looked straight at him.

"Will you pay 900,000 yuan?"

Tham Nghien's eyes immediately avoided.

"The money for house repairs has already been paid."

"Can't pay right away."

"I'll follow you to the hospital first."

I only answer one question.

"Not coming back."

His face turned cold. Then put your hand in your pocket. Take out a piece of paper. The paper was thrown onto the counter.

"If you don't come back then sign your name."

I bowed my head and looked. Is a... Divorce agreement. Hua Dao just glanced at it. I almost burst out laughing out of anger.

"It's truly eye-opening."

"The person transferred all 900,000 yuan from his wife to his sister."

"Staying in the hospital without money for surgery."

"And yet you still dare to bring a divorce petition and ask someone else to sign it."

"I've never met anyone with such thick skin in my entire life."

Hua Dao glanced at the agreement. I was almost made to laugh out loud.

"The house is in my mother's name."

"The car is in my name."

"There's not a penny left in savings."

"Debt has to be divided in half?"

"Tham Nghien, is your facial skin a family heirloom?"

Tham Nghien looked at me. His eyes turned cold.

"I forced you."

Tham Tinh, standing next to him, immediately added another blow.

"I'm also thirty years old."

"After your divorce, who else do you think wants to marry you?"

I picked up the agreement. Turn each page.

"What is debt?"

Tham Nghien paused for a moment.

"A few years ago, my mother spent 200,000 yuan on the wedding house."

"It counts as a loan."

I raised my head to look at Trieu Que Phuong.

"Wedding house?"

Trieu Que Phuong immediately continued:

"That year the bride price was not enough."

"I have to advance 200,000 yuan for you two."

I laughed.

"Bride price?"

"I never kept a dime."

"As soon as I received it, I gave it to Tham Nghien to pay off the car loan."

Tham Nghien's face immediately stiffened.

"It's an old story."

"No need to turn it over."

I folded up the agreement.

"There's no need for you to force me to bear debt."

"And if I tell the truth, there's no need?"

Assistant Tran heard this, his eyebrows furrowed more and more. The group of people who came to receive the artifact are opening the wooden box to check the apricot vase. An older man wearing white gloves carefully observed. After a moment, he nodded.

"Very good restoration."

"The pattern matches perfectly."

Assistant Tran finally breathed a sigh of relief. He turned to me.

"The shopkeeper told me to pass on the message."

"Private viewing today, please Must attend."

Tham Tinh was immediately curious.

"What private exhibition?"

Assistant Tran replied:

"Today Van Dao Quan has an exhibition for collectors."

"The Co family will also attend."

Tham Tinh's eyes immediately lit up. She quickly took Tham Nghien's arm.

"Let's go too."

"For sure Co Trac will be present."

"I have to explain to him myself."

Tham Nghien turned to look at me.

"I'll go too."

"In front of the Co family, explain everything clearly."

"Say that money means you agree to lend it to Thanh Thanh."

His eyes stared at me.

"If you don't say..."

"I'll tell everyone about last night you refused to pay for my surgery."

I looked at him for a few seconds. Then fold up the divorce agreement. Stuff it straight into his hand.

"If you want to talk, just say it."

Tham Nghien clearly did not expect me to be so decisive. He gritted his teeth.

"Don't regret it."

I watched the wooden box being carried out. The corners of his lips curled sarcastically.

"It makes me regret..."

"I've been doing it for seven years now."

Hua Dao pulled my hand. Ask in a low voice:

"Are you really going to that exhibition?"

"What are you going to do?"

I took off my apron. Put on a clean shirt.