After Divorce, She Made The Whole River City Bow Its Heads
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Chapter 23

Chapter 23 — After Divorce, She Made The Whole River City Bow Its Heads

Updated 10/08/2026 4 min read

The MC was also taken aback by this statement. After a moment, he laughed and said, "It seems that Mr. Lam views love affairs very thoroughly." Lam Van lowered her eyes and spoke blandly:

“It's not thorough, it's just because I've suffered losses.”

*Co Tram Chu is indeed watching* In the top floor office of Co Thi Group, the projector screen is broadcasting a live interview. The entire boardroom was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop. Chu Nham and a few secretaries stood to one side, even breathing softly. Because they see very clearly, from the beginning of the interview until now, their boss has almost never blinked. Especially when he heard Lam Van say the words "Later I discovered that the other person was not worthy" - Co Tram Chu's hand holding the fountain pen clearly stopped. The ink spreads a small streak on the paper. But he pretended not to see, just staring at the person on the screen. Lam Van in the lens shines so brightly that you can't take your eyes off her. That brilliance does not come from her appearance, but from her certainty, ease, and freedom when she speaks. Like a person who has truly lived into the appearance he desires. Co Tram Chu suddenly realized. In the three years she had been married to him, she had really lowered herself to a very low level. So low that she's willing to put away all her sharpness, just to be a quiet, gentle young lady, exactly like the model the Co family likes best. Unfortunately, he did not appreciate it. The live broadcast ended, but no one in the office dared to say a word. A long time later, Co Tram Chu lowered his voice and called: "Chu Nham."

“There is me, General Co.”

“She's right.”

Chu Nham was stunned: "What?" Co Tram Chu closed his eyes, his voice was hoarse.

“I am truly, unworthy.”

Chu Nham's heart sank. He knew that this time Mr. Co had really fallen. It was not a momentary regret, nor was it due to possessiveness emerging. But I finally understood how much of a good person I had lost. *The more she shines, the more humble he becomes* After the interview aired, Lam Van was completely angry (famous outside the professional circle). In the past, the people who knew her were mostly limited to capitalists, jewelry circles and the upper class. But after this livestream, even ordinary netizens remembered her. The label "Knows how to make money, knows how to design, knows how to restore antiques, and is also beautiful" is really so paradoxical, the discussion about her is so high that it's dizzying. And at times like these, Co Tram Chu seems to be overshadowed. Previously, everyone said he was a high-ranking, unattainable figure in Giang Thanh. But now people are starting to talk:

"Co Tram Chu's greatest achievement in this life is probably marrying Lam Van."

This statement sounds harsh. But unfortunately, no one can refute it. In the evening, Lam Van finished filming the program and walked out. As soon as she got in the car, she saw a familiar figure standing outside the window. It's Co Tram Chu again. This time he didn't stop her in the lobby, nor did he suddenly barge into her company, but just waited at the least frequented door outside the studio. In the night, he held a light-colored coat in his hand. Seeing her go out, he took a step forward and passed his coat: "It's getting cold outside." Lam Van glanced at him and didn't acknowledge it: "Boss, have you had a lot of free time lately?"

“No.” Older brother said, “It's just your matter, I want to do it myself.”

If this statement had been placed in the past, it would have softened her heart for a long time. But now, Lam Van just feels tired. She held her hand on the car door, her voice was very light: "What do you want from me?" Co Tram Chu was silent for a few seconds, then finally spoke with difficulty: "A chance to start again." The wind blew the curls around her ears. Lam Van looked at him and suddenly smiled.

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