Chapter 32 — After Doctor Diep Disappeared

“Including the signing of certification, transfer of patents, inventory of assets, she must be present at every step.”

The deputy general director was so impatient that the blue veins on his forehead appeared.

"Mr. Gu, are you crazy! She came specifically to target you! If she steps into this building, you won't have any more bargaining chips!"

Co Han Chau glanced at him. That look caused the Deputy General Director to swallow the second half of his sentence.

“Please report down.”

He adjusted his sleeves and strode out of the meeting room. The door closed behind him. The people in the meeting room looked at each other, each person's face was more unsightly than the other's. The CFO leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes.

“It's over.”

... Diep Nam Sanh walked to the other end of the table, pulled out a chair, and sat down. Her assistant opened her briefcase, took out a stack of documents and placed them on the table.

“The late general.”

“Please confirm the terms of the agreement. If you have no comments, please sign.”

Co Han Chau did not see the agreement. He looked at her. He stared at her face, as if he wanted to engrave this face into his bones. Diep Nam Sanh did not look at him. She turned the first page of the agreement, turned to whisper a few words to the assistant next to her.

“The late general.”

She raised her head again.

“Time is limited, please cooperate.”

Co Han Chau closed the door. Then lock the door. Step in front of her. Then he knelt down. He used both hands to pull out a stack of documents from the inside pocket of his vest. Share transfer certificate. Real estate transfer paper. Car title transfer paper. List of bank accounts. All assets in his name were displayed in front of Diep Nam Sanh.

“Nam Sanh.”

“These are all for you.”

“It's all for you.”

“My aunt also gave it to me.”

“I don't need anything else.”

He raised his head and looked at Diep Nam Sanh sitting on the chair. The corners of his eyes were red, tears welling up in his eye sockets.

“Just admit that you are Diep Nam Sanh.”

“Please take a look at me.”

“Just one is fine.”

Diep Nam Sanh sat in a spacious armchair. His eyes stopped on the pile of documents he brought. She reached out her left hand, picked up the fountain pen, and turned to the last page of the merger agreement. Don't respond to what he says. Don't make eye contact with him. The pen nib touched the paper, making a rustling sound. After she signed, she folded the agreement and pushed it in front of Co Han Chau.

“The agreement is effective.”

“From this moment on, all assets, patents and business rights of Co Thi Group's core Healthcare segment belong to Pacific Bridge Investment Fund.”

"Personally, from this moment on, I'm empty-handed."

Co Han Chau knelt on the ground, looking at her. Suddenly there was a loud sound of footsteps outside the door. Next was the security guard shouting: "Stop her! Don't let her up!" The door of the meeting room on the top floor was hit hard from the outside. The lock did not open. One more hit. By the third time, the screws of the door frame were loose. The door was blown open. Tham Moc Ngung stood outside the door. She didn't know how she escaped from the basement. In her hand she held a sharp knife.

“Diep Nam Sanh!”

She let out a shrill scream, the sound sounded like the sound of fingernails scratching on glass.

"You ruined my face! Ruined my reputation! Imprisoned me for two years! How can you still be alive! Based on what!"

She rushed forward with a knife. Rushing straight towards Diep Nam Sanh. Diep Nam Sanh's assistant did not have time to react. Co Han Chau acted first. From his kneeling position, he rushed forward directly. Don't stand up and then rush forward. But the knees are still touching the ground, the whole body bounces up like a spring.