After the Divorce, Please Get Out of My House
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Chapter 12

Chapter 12 — After the Divorce, Please Get Out of My House

Updated 10/08/2026 4 min read

That evening, I received a rather unexpected phone call. Tran Hao's eldest aunt.

“Tieu Nguyet ah…”

Her voice sounded extremely forced, and also carried the intention of pleasing.

“It's the eldest aunt.”

“Is there something wrong?”

“That… after all, we were once family…”

"About your story with Hao Hao, we were actually tricked by Truong Lan."

"You know her as a person, she's proud to the point of death."

“Can you… show some respect and forgive them for once?”

I interrupted directly.

“Back then, a whole bunch of people stood in front of my house, scolding me for being unfilial…”

“It's not like that.”

“Oh my, wasn't that a misunderstanding then!”

The eldest aunt hastily explained.

“If we knew the truth, we would definitely be on your side!”

“I know you are a good child!”

“No need.”

I calmly replied.

“Currently, the Tran family and I no longer have any relationship.”

“In the future, I don't want any more entanglements.”

“Tieu Nguyet, don't say that!”

Her voice became more impatient.

“Actually, my aunt called me today because she wanted to tell me something.”

“Hao Hao… he probably really can't pay it back.”

“Since graduating, he has never seriously gone to work a day!”

“Just hanging around outside all day, asking my mother for money.”

"How can Truong Lan's small pension be enough for her to spend?"

“That's why…”

“That's why you're targeting me, right?”

I did the rest for her.

"...That's right."

The eldest aunt's voice became quieter.

"Truong Lan is also too confused."

"Only boys should be pampered from a young age, but they'll end up spoiled."

"Relatives like us have also advised you, but it's useless..."

She began to complain, trying to clean up her relationship. I listened silently to everything. Waiting for her to finish speaking, I slowly asked:

“My aunt called me today…”

“Do you want me to give up that money too?”

"Not really... I just want to negotiate with you to see if I can reduce it a bit? Or pay in installments."

“They really can't make money right now.”

"Those lenders came to our house yesterday, threatening us to death."

I understood immediately. Trouble finally flared up on their heads. They were starting to get scared.

"Okay."

I replied leisurely.

"Really?!"

The eldest aunt's voice was immediately filled with surprise and joy.

“Tell them to sell the old house they live in.”

I said slowly.

“If you sell it, it's enough to pay.”

That house is the ancestral property of the Tran family. It is also Truong Lan's last pride. The other end of the line immediately choked as if being strangled.

“B… sell the house?”

The eldest aunt stammered.

"No way! That's their original! Once sold, where are they?"

“Where they are is something they have to think about.”

My voice was extremely calm.

“It's none of my business.”

“Rent a house.”

“Or go to my aunt's house.”

“There is no way.”

“This… how can this be!”

The eldest aunt was frantic.

"That house is in Hao Hao's father's name! It's the property of the Tran family!"

“That's even better.”

I directly blocked her throat.

“Tran Hao is the legal heir.”

"The debt he incurred will be paid by the Tran family."

“Very reasonable.”

"Trieu Nguyet! You can't be that evil!"

Finally, the eldest aunt tore off the false mask. Her voice became sharper.

“What good will it do you to force them to death?!”

“The main benefit is…”

I replied coldly.

“Take back what belongs to me.”

“Then cut off all the people like you who make other people nauseous.”

Speak finished, I hung up. Conveniently drag her number to the blacklist. I know very well. Proposal to sell the house... It hit right at the most painful point of Truong Lan and Tran Hao. That old, dilapidated house... It was their last bit of dignity. They absolutely will not let go easily. The next day, a new change appeared in the situation. A few other streams of opinion began to appear online. Some clone accounts continuously jump into my posts to comment.

"The OP probably isn't any good either? Forcing her husband's family to this extent is truly cruel."

“If one hand doesn't make a sound, she definitely has a problem herself.”

"I heard that this girl is a gold digger. When her husband's family ran out of money, they kicked her out."

“That's right, that's right, I heard she had an affair with the rich man a long time ago!”

This is their trick of hiring a navy. Too clumsy. Before I even took action, netizens automatically tore those accounts apart.

"Where did the Marines come from? This low-level whitewashing is ridiculous."

"The OP posted a transfer history of more than 600,000 yuan! Is this mining or poverty alleviation?"

"I think the Tran family has dogs all over the fence, but do you still have the face to talk about other people?"

I looked at those comments and just laughed coldly. Do they really think... Using these few cheap tricks can distract public opinion?

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