Chapter 5 — After Divorce, I Recovered Everything

Manh Dinh is like a cat whose tail has been stepped on.

“How dare you?!”

Tu Khai pulled her back. He understands very well. If you continue to cause trouble. Just lost more face. He pulled Manh Dinh. Step by step leave this floor. Heavy footsteps. Staggered. Full of struggle. Through god's eyes. I watched the miserable backs of two people gradually disappear at the elevator door. I opened the door. Say thank you to the two guards. Then return to the empty house. The place I once considered family. Our wedding photo still hangs on the wall. He smiled brightly. I smiled gently. Now look back. Just find it extremely ironic. I stepped forward. Take down the photo. Throw both photo and frame in the trash. The phone vibrates. A new message appears. Sender: Tu Khai.

"Tran Hi, don't be too quick to be complacent."

“What if the house is yours?”

“What about the company?”

“That company is the result we built together!”

“I am the legal representative!”

“The largest shareholder is also me!”

“Do you think just blocking my card will make me empty-handed?”

“I tell you.”

“As long as the company still exists.”

“I can stand up at any time!”

“By then, I want to see if you can still laugh!”

Finished reading the message. I laughed. A real smile comes from the bottom of the heart. His biggest problem. It's always been this naive until now. I really think... That company. Is it still yours? I did not reply to Tu Khai's message. There are stories. Speak out loud. It's far more shocking than letting him see it for himself. I give him a day. To bang your head against the wall. Desperate yourself. Realize the truth for yourself. The next morning. My lawyer called.

“Miss Tran, everything has been handled.”

"Since early this morning, Mr. Tu Khai came to the company, intending to convene a shareholders' meeting to dismiss all of her positions."

“At the same time, transfer all the money in the company account to his personal account.”

I took a sip of coffee.

“What happens after that?”

“After that, he was stopped by our people right in front of the meeting room door.”

The lawyer's voice carried a smile.

"In front of all shareholders and senior management, we have announced the share transfer contract and the document to change the legal representative that she signed."

“According to that record, three months ago, you went through legal procedures to buy back all the shares from the remaining small shareholders.”

“Currently she holds 95% of the company's shares.”

“An absolute controlling shareholder.”

“And the company's legal representative was also changed a week ago.”

"It was the second day after she and Mr. Tu Khai completed the divorce proceedings."

“Currently, the legal representative is you.”

I put down the coffee cup.

“So that means he has nothing left now?”

“From a legal perspective.”

The lawyer smiled lightly.

“He is only a small shareholder owning 5% of the shares.”

“And... a former general manager who was just fired.”

"Good job."

I sincerely commend it.

“The next part of inspection and handling is left to you.”

“Don't worry, we will handle it well.”

I opened the company's internal monitoring system. I want to see. What expression is Tu Khai having right now? On screen. The company hallway was surrounded. All are veteran employees. People do pity. People are gloating. But most are still indifferent. Tu Khai stood in the middle of the crowd. Still wearing the wrinkled suit from yesterday. Hair is messy. Both eyes are bloodshot. In his hand he holds a file. Perhaps it was the notice of change of legal representative that the lawyer had just given him. His hands are shaking.