Chapter 13 — After the separation, General Quy knelt and asked me to look at him one more time

Everyone simultaneously looked in the direction of the sound. Only see me. Wear a gorgeous floral outfit. In her hair, she wears a golden phoenix brooch set of da.a.o. Escorted by Thanh Hoa and a team of Tham family guards, he slowly walked forward. Behind us. The butler of the Tham family palace. Along with dozens of gentlemen in the bookkeeping department, holding accounting books and abacus. Under the sun. My face is calm. Eyes... Cold as ice.13I walked step by step into the place where I had lived for three years. This place used to be my home, but now, in my eyes, it is nothing more than a cage about to collapse. Luc Hanh was kneeling on the ground. The moment he saw me, his eyes flared up with intense hatred and... a ray of fear that even he himself had never realized. "Tham Tri Dien!" He screamed, "It's you! It's all because of you!" I didn't look at him, I didn't even bother to give him a glance. This kind of helpless rage at this time is the most pitiful thing. I walked straight in front of Manager Ly and Kinh Trieu Doan and nodded slightly. "I'm bothering you two gentlemen." Manager Ly quickly smiled and said: "You're polite, Miss Tham family, this is the duty of this old slave." Kinh Trieu Doan also clasped his hands and said: "Miss Tham family, rest assured, with us here, we will definitely ensure that your dowry will not lack even an inch." I nodded, my eyes turned to Uncle Phuc, the housekeeper surnamed Tham was standing behind. "Uncle Phuc, let's begin." "Yes, Eldest Miss!" Uncle Phuc waved his hand, the gentlemen in the book room behind immediately dispersed, took out their books, and began to inventory in a loud voice. "A pair of white jade like the wishes of the previous dynasty, still available!" "A set of Dong Hai pearl jewelry, still available!" "A block of Hoa Dien jade jade town, still available!"... Every time I read an item, I lowered my head. The Tham family's staff immediately stepped forward, carefully moved the item out of the Luc family's warehouse, and loaded it onto the carriages waiting outside. The whole process went smoothly, and at the same time was filled with a sense of oppression that did not allow anyone to doubt. The Luc family's servants trembled and knelt to one side, not even daring to raise their heads. Vu Lam Ve's knife is right on their necks. Anyone who dares to move even a little bit will end up with their head separated from their neck. Mrs. Luc was saved by a few ladies pinching her midwife. As soon as she saw this scene, she was so angry that her eyes turned black. These are all treasures she has coveted for three years! She originally thought that soon she would be able to take it as her own. But now, she could only watch helplessly as each item was transferred away. "My treasure... my treasure..." She cried and wanted to rush forward. "Stop her." I spoke coldly. Two bodyguards of the Tham family immediately stepped forward and lifted her aside like carrying a baby chicken. "Tham Tri Dien! You evil woman! You will not be given a proper death!" Old Lady Luc cursed crazily. I still didn't pay attention to her. My eyes stopped at a corner of the warehouse. There were piles of miscellaneous items that had been haphazardly thrown away. I walked over and picked up a small, rusty silver spear from inside. That's the spear my father personally forged for me when I was five years old. On the day of marriage, I brought it with me as a dowry. But now, it is thrown here like trash. I gently wiped away the layer of rust on my body, and the last bit of attachment in my heart towards this place also disappeared into thin air. The inventory lasted for two hours. From gold, silver and jewels, antiques and paintings, to land contracts, shop contracts and house documents...14One hundred and twenty-eight dowry chests. Not one item is missing. Not even one dish is left over. Even the five Han Blood treasure horses

In the past, we brought it with us when we got married. Also led out from the stables. Phuc Bo stepped in front of me, bowed and said: "Eldest Miss, the entire dowry has been inventoried, everything has been loaded onto the car." I nodded slightly, handing the small silver spear in my hand to Thanh Hoa. Then, I finally turned around and looked down from above at Luc Hanh who was pinned to the ground. This was the first time today that I looked directly at him. In his eyes there was hatred, anger, unwillingness, and even strong regret. That's right. He regrets it. What he regrets is not that he was ungrateful to me.