Chapter 11 — At Cu Meet Sai Lang

“Today you brought people to break down the door again.” “Who do you think the court will hand over the baby to?” Luc Ve Dan's face changed. He was finally afraid. But what he was afraid of was still not me and the child was frightened. He was afraid he wouldn't win. Police recorded the situation at the scene. Trinh Nghien reminded the nanny to remove the camera from the front door. The room for relatives has a small camera installed in front of the door. In the screen, Luc Ve Min initially knocked on the door. After no one opened it, he called the other two guys. Then he pointed to the door and said a few words quietly. Next, the man without an ID card said. "The door opened and I was holding the baby. Please stop her." The sound was not loud, but recorded very clearly. Luc Ve Dan's face immediately turned gray. He screamed. "That's what he said, not me!" Trinh Nghien looked at him. "You didn't stop him." "Moreover, you brought him here." The police led all three people away. Before leaving, Luc Ve Dan turned and glared at me. "Tham Tri Y, you are very cruel." I hugged my child and calmly replied. "I just started to protect myself." As he was led downstairs, the surrounding neighbors' gossip became louder and louder. Someone said, "This family is crazy, the pregnant woman hasn't finished her pregnancy yet and wants to steal her baby." Someone said, "Hurry up and get a divorce, these kind of parents-in-law are so scary." I didn't say anything. Returning to the house, the nanny was still scared. "Miss Tham, luckily you told me not to open the door." "When they knocked on the door, it was true." I poured her a glass of water. "It's been hard for you these past few days, I'll pay you double." The nanny quickly waved her hand. "It's not about money." "It's just an eyesore." I bent down to look at the baby. The baby was awakened and looked at me with wide eyes. Those eyes were black and clear, understanding nothing. I suddenly felt a sting in my nose. I will never let my child grow up in that Luc family. Absolutely not. At dusk, Trinh Nghien brought today's documents to supplement. When he returned, he brought with him some news. "Today's incident with Luc Ve Dan will greatly affect the child's custody." "We can apply for a temporary guardianship arrangement to avoid letting them have access to the child again." I said. "Let's proceed." Trinh Nghien nodded. "Also, there's something going on in the village." I raised my head. "What's going on?" "After the Luc family's residential land records were suspended, the village accountant checked out a registration form for the proposed compensation." "On it, it says that all the money to rebuild the Luc family was paid by Luc Ve Dan himself." "But the appendix contains my three-year transfer history to Luc Thua An." I frowned. "Why did they put my transfer history in?" Trinh Nghien explained. "Because they want to prove that the family has a stable source of capital." "But they forgot that, that also proves that my money went to the Luc family." I smirked a bit. voice. "Greed is deep." Trinh Nghien looked at me. "Director Phung said the village will hold a meeting tomorrow." "Luc Ve Dan must be present to explain." "You can also come and participate." Before I could answer, the phone rang. It's Luc Thua An. I picked up the phone, his voice was even hoarseer than in the morning. "Tri Y, your father has been taken away." "My mother fainted at home crying." "Can you not go to the village tomorrow?" I said nothing. He seemed afraid that I would hang up and hurriedly continued. "If you don't come tomorrow, I will add your name to the red book." "My younger brother can also bow his head and apologize to your father." I lowered my eyes and looked at the child I was holding in my arms. "Luc Thua An." "Finally, you know what to use to beg me." The other end of the line was silent. I emphasized each word. "Unfortunately, it's late." 13 The next morning, I sent my child to the nanny, then asked my cousin to come to the hospital to take care of my father and mother. My father heard that I was going back to the village

got up and tried to sit up. I held his shoulder. "Dad, just calm down, let me go this time." My dad looked at me for a long time. "Don't be afraid of them being crowded." I nodded. "I have proof." Trinh Nghien drove me away. On the way, he systematized all the main points that needed to be presented today. "Don't argue with them." "The more they rush, the more they will expose their own loopholes." I looked at the shadow of the tree quickly passing by the window. "In the past, it was because I was afraid of arguing that I made them think I was easily bullied." Trinh Nghien was silent for a moment. "Today is not about arguing, it's about exposing the truth." When the car arrived in front of the committee gate. In the village, many people gathered outside in the yard. Almost all of the Luc family's relatives were present. Ma Cai Anh sat on the steps, eyes swollen, mouth muttering curses incessantly. Luc Ve Dan was called in for questioning last night, but only returned this morning, his face gray and his hair messy. Luc Thua An stood next to his parents. When he saw me getting out of the car, he quickly walked a few steps forward. But when Trinh Nghien raised his eyes, he faltered. Director Phung walked out of the office. Seeing me, his voice softened. "Tri Y, come inside." The meeting room is not big. A long table, two rows of chairs.