Chapter 25 — After Divorce, She Made The Whole River City Bow Its Heads

But the problem lies in the fact that Co Thi's internal affairs have begun to panic. Because everyone assumed that if something happened to the Co family, Lam Van would absolutely not help. Many people even secretly bet on whether Co Tram Chu would beg her or not. *Co's mother proactively bowed her head for the first time* After the meeting, Co's mother stopped at the office door, her face haggard and worried: "Tram Chu, go find Van Van." This was the first time she proactively called out the word "Van Van". Co Tram Chu's footsteps stopped and he turned to look at her. Co's mother gritted her teeth, an unsightly look on her face: "Before, it was because I was not good, because I looked at the wrong person. But no matter what, he has finally had a three-year relationship with the Co family. Now that Co is in trouble, he can't see death without being saved, right?" Co Tram Chu looked at her mother silently for a few seconds, then suddenly smiled. The smile was very faint, but gave people chills.

“Mom.”

“Even now, you still think she should save the Co family.”

Co's mother choked: "I didn't mean that, I just—"

“I just feel that she once loved me and helped the Co family, so no matter how people treat her, as long as she looks back and bows her head now, she must continue to soften her heart?”

Co's mother's face turned white. She wanted to refute, but found herself unable to say a word. Because Co Tram Chu is right. Subconsciously, she really thought so. Always thought that Lam Van was easy to talk to and so patient. As long as the Co family humbled themselves a little, she wouldn't be so cruel. But now I realize, she made a big mistake. Co Tram Chu's voice was very flat, but each word was clear:

“She has no obligation to save the Co family.”

"There's no obligation to clean up the mess for a bunch of people who hurt her."

Co's mother's eyes turned red: "So what should the Co family do?" Co Tram Chu looked at his mother, for the first time he did not offer words of comfort, nor stood up to protect her.

"What happens to the Co family is the matter of the Co family."

“It's none of her business.”

*Lam Van really doesn't care* The truth proves that Co Tram Chu guessed correctly. After the Co incident happened, countless eyes in the world were focused on the movements of Tinh Tinh Capital and Lam Van. But on Lam Van's side, the waves were calm. If there's a meeting, then there's a meeting, if there's a painting that needs to be restored, then it's restored, if there's a contract to negotiate, then there's a negotiation, just as if there was no problem with Co's happening. Trieu Duong looked at the news flying around outside and couldn't help but be curious: "Boss, Co's supply chain was cut off this time. Is it really not because you directed someone to do it?" Lam Van was flipping through the contract, not even blinking: "No."

"So are you going to take another step?"

“Not interested.”

Trieu Duong clicked his tongue: "That's right, Co Thi's situation now, whether you step on it or not, it's the same." Lam Van said faintly: "To be more precise, it's not worth wasting my energy." This is the most annoying thing. Not revenge, not targeting. But in the current Co Thi storm, in her eyes it was no longer worth glancing at once more. In the evening, Tan Viet knocked on the door and walked in: "Mr. Lam, the person in charge of the Hull Foundation wants to call you." Lam Van connects video. On the other end of the line was a middle-aged man with blond hair and blue eyes, As soon as he opened his mouth, he was very polite: "Lin, everyone outside guessed that you would intervene in Co's matter this time. I came specifically to ask. Do we need to—"

“No need.” Lam Van interrupted him, "You just follow normal business logic, no need to be shy about me."

The other person paused: "You and Miss Co, aren't..."

“There is no longer any relationship.” She spoke very calmly.

The other party immediately understood, smiled and nodded: "Understood. Then proceed according to the old plan."