Chapter 33 — After Divorce, She Made The Whole River City Bow Its Heads

Chu Ky Bach is not the type of person who likes to impose relationship progress. He is very reasonable and very good at chatting. From her newly opened medical project to her recent interview, then on to some interesting art exhibitions abroad. Lam Van realized that being with him was indeed very comfortable. There is no emotional struggle, no tests that drain energy, and no fatigue of always having to check other people's faces like in the past. Chu Ky Bach looked at her rarely relaxed expression and suddenly spoke softly: "You're doing very well now."

“How so?”

“More like yourself than before.”

Lam Van's movements paused slightly. Chu Ky Bach smiled gently: "Maybe you don't know, the way you look at others before and now is different."

“What was different before?”

“Before…” He thought, his voice was very light, “It was like always waiting for someone to turn around.”

Lam Van was silent for two seconds, then lowered her eyes and smiled faintly.

“What about now?”

“Now, it seems like no one can hold me anymore.”

This statement is not exaggerated. The current Lam Van seems to have truly developed and perfected herself. She no longer relies on anyone, no longer has to look up to anyone, and no longer puts all her joy, anger, and sadness on the attitude of another person. She was right there, stable, free, glowing. Make people love you, but don't dare to get close easily. *New cooperation, also a new beginning* After afternoon tea, the two were in no hurry to leave. Because Chu Ky Bach mentioned a new project.

"I have an idea for a high-end rehabilitation medical center, wanting to combine the aesthetics of antiques, healing space and smart medical care together. If you are interested, we can talk about cooperation, it doesn't have to be about love."

Lam Van looked up at him: "You know how to find a breakthrough." Chu Ky Bach calmly admitted: "I have no choice, my competitors are pursuing you so fiercely, I have to create some irreplaceable qualities for myself." Lam Van was made to laugh by him. This was the first time that day that laughter actually reached the bottom of her eyes. And just then this scene caught the eye of someone passing by outside the garden. The black car window is half lowered. Co Tram Chu sat in the back seat, his eyes passing through the shade of trees and glass, landing on Lam Van's face. She is smiling. Not a polite, social smile, nor aloof politeness. It's a very relaxing smile, coming from the bottom of my heart. And the man sitting across from her was not him. At that moment, Co Tram Chu's chest seemed to be hit hard by something, a very light pain, but extremely persistent and deep. Chu Nham sat in the passenger seat and carefully asked: "Mr. Co, do you want to..."

“Let's go.” Co Tram Chu withdrew his eyes and his voice was deep.

The car slowly rolled away. This was the first time he didn't get out of the car impulsively, didn't come forward to bother, and didn't lose control and ask who the other person was like last time. Because he suddenly understood something. What Lam Van really wanted was never glorious regret, not late love, nor a struggle to see who won and who lost. She just wants to be treated seriously Sufficient, respected, and placed in your heart. And now, finally someone is willing to treat her like that. Even if that person is not me. *She went to see the sea, never looking back* A week later, Lam Van accepted an invitation to Nam Thanh to attend the opening ceremony of an art foundation by the sea. When the event ended, she did not return immediately but stayed on the beach for two more days.