Chapter 6 — After He Switched Brides On The Ceremony

After those words were uttered, there was only the sound of the air conditioner running steadily in the room. Ta Van Chau did not immediately object. I thought he finally understood. But the next day, a new post appeared online. The poster claimed to be my college friend, saying that since I was in school, I was used to taking advantage of men. After being with Ta Van Chau, he saw him as a money-spinner and forced him to hand over Te Ngan's projects to him. The article also includes some old photos. There are photos of me and Ta Van Chau taken together on campus. There is a photo of him giving me a gift. There is also a screenshot of me participating in the startup competition. The comments section is full of ridicule.

"It turns out she's not sane, she's just too good at calculating."

"Why don't you register your marriage? You're probably afraid that in the future you'll have to divide your assets after divorce."

"It's not unfair for President Ta to kick her."

I looked at that post and asked Chu Sam:

"Have you checked your account yet?"

"Looked up. The person who registered is an employee of the marketing department of the Ta group."

"Send all evidence to the platform, request deletion of the post."

"Just delete it?"

"At the same time, notify Ta Van Chau."

I called him. He picked up the phone very quickly.

"Did you arrange the online article?"

"That account belongs to your company."

"Company employees speak freely and have nothing to do with you."

"Then let that person publicly apologize."

"I'll handle it."

"For today."

He was silent for a moment.

"Are you giving me orders?"

"Didn't you say you wanted to make up for it?"

"I'll handle it."

In the afternoon, the post was deleted and the account also publicly apologized. But that same evening, Ta Van Chau's mother appeared on an interview program.

"Because my son looked at the wrong person. Ms. Dung has always been strong. Before the wedding, she had an argument with our family over property."

I turned off the TV. Chu Sam asked:

"Do I need to respond?"

"She took the initiative to bring up the property dispute."

"That's what she wanted."

I picked up Te Ngan's share transfer agreement.

"Wait until Ta Van Chau himself admits that he knows Te Ngan is mine."

In just one week, a series of projects of the Ta group continuously encountered problems. It's not because Te Ngan withdrew capital. Instead, the partners simultaneously reviewed the entire cooperation contract. On the day of the wedding, Ta Van Chau used the prospect of long-term exploitation of the Te Ngan manor to make explanatory documents to mobilize capital. In that explanation, he clearly stated that the manor was the property that the Ta group was about to complete the merger deal with. After the incident was exposed, the bank immediately asked him to explain. The Ta group's stock price began to plummet. Finally, Ta Van Chau found Te Ngan again. This time, he didn't bring flowers. Also don't bring any gifts. He stood in front of my office door, his face pale, holding a file in his hand.

"You knew the bank would investigate, right?"

"I only provide documents that are true."

"Why didn't you tell me in advance?"

"Because you never asked."

"Intentionally letting you suffer the consequences of what you did?"

He walked in front of the desk and threw the documents hard down.

"Dung Chi, do you have to force the Ta group to this point?"

"When the Ta group used my assets to negotiate cooperation, did you ever ask my opinion?"

"I just want the company to raise capital."

"So you took the guarantee in my name."

"Didn't you say you would always support me?"

"I've supported you for five years."

"You take it back now?"

"What I take back is what you took away without permission."

Ta Van Chau's chest rose and fell with each breath.

"During the wedding I was sorry for you, but work matters cannot be equated with personal matters."

"You held the wedding at the manor in my name, used my company to pay all the expenses, and took my assets to prove the financial capacity of the Ta group in front of the bank. Now you tell me not to combine those two things?"

His lips moved slightly. But couldn't say a word. I pushed a payment slip in front of him.

"The three capital injections into To Nghien's design studio were all signed by you."

"Her factory is in trouble, you help her."

"So why didn't you tell me?"

"It's your money."

"The wedding dress that day was also ordered by me for her."

"She's just wearing it temporarily."

"I temporarily wore my wedding dress, temporarily wore my mother's brooch, then walked the red carpet arm in arm with my fiance."

There was a flash of frustration in his eyes.

"Can you stop bringing this up forever?"

"It's not like I don't remember."