At this point, I don't need to act anymore
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Chapter 11

Chapter 11 — At this point, I don't need to act anymore

Updated 10/08/2026 4 min read

I brought the documents over.

“The three-month goal of the new business is to sign a contract worth 100 million yuan.”

“How much can you do?”

The smile on Hua Yen's face faded.

“Van Van, management is not just about shouting out a few numbers.”

I nodded.

“So I finished 68 million yuan.”

“The rest, do you want to take over?”

In the meeting room, someone laughed softly. Hua Yen's eyes darkened.

"I just returned home and am still not familiar with the project."

"If you're not familiar with it, just stand next to it and observe first."

“Don't rush to teach others how to do things just after returning home.”

Hua Yen immediately lost face. The second uncle spoke up:

“Van Van, Yen Yen only wants the best for the company.”

I looked towards my second uncle.

“Then let's use the results to prove it.”

Uncle Tran, a veteran member of the Board of Directors left by his grandfather, spoke up:

“I agree.”

"This time, Hua Van handled Trinh Thi's matter very decisively and neatly."

“The new business continues to be left to her to be in charge of.”

The smile on Hua Yen's face completely disappeared. After the meeting, she stopped me.

“Van Van, you have changed.”

“You haven't changed at all.”

Anger flared in her eyes.

“Do you think that if you only capture Trinh Thi, you can sit firmly in Van Dinh?”

I looked at her.

“I don't think so.”

“I will do it.”

Hua Yen quickly took action. She doesn't use any clever tricks. Just going to attract a few long-time partners of Van Dinh. Saying that I'm young and work without respect. It even hinted that after the divorce, my mood was unstable. On the third day, she arranged to meet an important client at a cocktail party. When I arrived, she was holding a glass of wine, happily chatting with her partner.

"President Trieu, Van Van has been so busy lately, I'm afraid she won't be able to welcome you properly."

Chairman Trieu saw me and smiled.

“Miss Hua is here.”

Hua Yen turned around.

“Van Van, why did you come here?”

“My customer, of course I have to come.”

Hua Yen laughed.

“President Trieu is Van Dinh's customer, not my personal customer.”

I looked at Chairman Trieu.

“What does President Trieu think?”

He was in no hurry to answer. Hua Yen spoke first:

“Van Van, if you do that, it will make customers feel awkward.”

“Then don't make it difficult for customers.”

I placed two copies of the plan on the table.

“My cousin has one copy, I have one copy.”

“Let Chairman Zhao choose right here.”

The surrounding guests all looked over. Hua Yen's face changed slightly.

"This is a party, not appropriate to discuss work."

“Weren't you talking about it just now?”

Chairman Trieu immediately felt interested.

“Okay, let me take a look.”

He looked at Hua Yen's plan first. Only then did I open my plan. The more he watched, the clearer the smile on his face became. In the end, he put my plan first.

“Miss Hua, I choose you.”

Hua Yen could no longer laugh.

“President Zhao, don't you consider it further?”

Chairman Trieu replied:

“No need.”

“Miss Hua understands what I want.”

Next to me, someone said in a low voice:

“Hua Yen lost on the spot.”

“I thought when she returned, she could overwhelm Hua Van.”

Hua Yen's hand holding the glass of wine tightened. I picked up the plan.

“Cousin, customers are not something that can be fought over based on relatives.”

“What they look at is result."

Hua Yen lowered her voice:

“Don't be too quick to be complacent.”

“A lot of people have said this to me recently.”

“Now their situation is not very good.”

After the drinking party, Hua Yen still refused to stop. She turned to look for Trinh Nghien. The photo of the two of them meeting was quickly sent to me. Luc Hanh Chu asked:

“Do we need to stop it?”

"No need."

“The most they can discuss is how to make me lose face.”

Luc Hanh Chu looked at the photo.

“Now Trinh Nghien has no more cards left.”

“He still has my past.”

Sure enough, Hua Yen had prepared a family party. On the surface, it was to congratulate me on officially taking over the new business. But in reality, she invited many outsiders. Including Trinh Nghien. When Trinh Nghien walked in, everyone looked towards me. Hua Yen smiled and said:

“Van Van, after all, Mr. Trinh has cooperated with Van Dinh for many years.”

“I think people don't need to make things so unsightly.”

Trinh Nghien was wearing an old suit and looked visibly haggard. He looked at me. I nodded.

“Mr. Trinh.”

Hua Yen raised her glass of wine.

“Everything is over.”

"Today we won't talk about personal grievances, we will only discuss cooperation."

I sat down. Halfway through the meal, Hua Yen spoke up:

"Mr. Trinh, I heard that when Van Van was still working at Trinh Thi, you taught her a lot of customer documents yourself?"

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