Chapter 11 — After My Cousin Moved In, My Family Almost Destroyed

Everyone was stunned. On my father's face was a look of disdain like "that's true". On my mother's face was deep disappointment and confusion. As for Trieu Tieu Nha's face... There was almost unconcealed joy. I ignored their expressions and continued speaking.

“I'm jealous of Tieu Nha.”

“Jealous because she just arrived and stole my attention.”

“I hate her.”

“That's why I wanted to steal my mother's most precious thing and then falsely accuse her, so that she could be kicked out of the house.”

As I spoke, I observed Trieu Tieu Nha's expression. Her eyes gradually turned from joy to confusion. She doesn't understand. I don't understand why I didn't follow the "script" she had prepared.

“But I didn't expect…”

“She found out again.”

“After she found out, she didn't tell anyone.”

“But I came to find you and begged you to return the bracelet.”

“She said she didn't want me to be scolded by my parents.”

“She agreed to keep it a secret for me.”

"I was so scared that day that I put the bracelet in my school bag and planned to secretly return it today..."

“Unexpected…”

“Being discovered by everyone again.”

After speaking, I looked at Trieu Tieu Nha, tears slowly falling.

“Tieu Nha…”

“It's you who's not good.”

"It's my sister who wronged me."

“Obviously you're helping me…”

“And yet you made Uncle Hai misunderstand you.”

I bowed deeply before her. Trieu Tieu Nha was completely dumbfounded. She stood there stunned, her mouth open but not knowing how to respond. So it's like admitting that you lied, admitting that you covered up for a "thief". What kind of denial does she have? Why say:

"No, I won't help you, I just want you to be ruined"?

I also set a dead end for her. A complete closed logic loop. Retreat to advance. The atmosphere in the living room became more strange than ever. My words are like a stone thrown into the middle of a lake, creating ripples that no one expected. My father was stunned. He looked at me, then looked at Trieu Tieu Nha. The anger on his face was gradually replaced by confusion. His simple mind clearly couldn't handle a complicated flip like this. A light flashed in my mother's eyes again. She looked at me deeply. There was surprise in those eyes. There is praise. There was even a hint of laughter that was extremely difficult to detect. She understands. Understand my intention. As for Trieu Tieu Nha... She was really panicked. The net she worked so hard to spread... I used the same method to completely rip a hole from the inside. Now she can't move forward. Going back is not enough.

“No… it's not like that…”

She stuttered and opened her mouth, looking for help at my father.

“Eldest uncle… sister Van Van… she said nonsense… I don't…”

I immediately interrupted her. On his face was an extremely fitting look of hurt and self-pity.

“You won't help me?”

“So what do you mean?”

“Yesterday I saw you enter your mother's room.”

“Today the bracelet was found in my bag again.”

“I didn't help you hide this matter…”

“So that means you wanted to expose me from the beginning, right?”

I forced each step, not giving her any time to think.

“Tieu Nha.”

“I see you as a sister.”

“You really did something wrong.”

“But I don't think of a way to help you…”

“But I want to kick you into the mud.”

“How can you treat me like that?”

These words looked like they were blaming her. But actually giving it to my parents another explanation. An older sister makes mistakes because of jealousy... And a younger sister is full of ambition, likes to put stones in the well. The image of the two people... In the blink of an eye, it silently reversed.

"I don't have it! I really don't have it!"

Trieu Tieu Nha was so flustered that she cried and spoke incoherently.

“I'm just… just scared… I don't dare say…”

“Don't dare say?”

I immediately caught the loophole in her words.

“You even dare to secretly hide a second phone…”

“But you don't dare tell the truth?”

“I don't dare.”

“I'm just waiting for the most suitable opportunity to speak.”

“Waiting for Uncle Hai to call.”

“Wait until your parents completely believe you.”

“And then release the ‘evidence’…”

“Is that right?”

Every question I asked was like a spear piercing her layer of lies. My father's face became darker and darker. He began to look at Trieu Tieu Nha with searching and suspicious eyes. He remembered each of her previous expressions. Those obedient, understanding people who seemed to be flawless... At this moment, they were all covered with a layer of fake disguise. Trieu Tieu Nha completely collapsed.