Chapter 9 — Divorce Keeps House

"If you confirm that you did not authorize, I suggest you bring your identification papers to the scene tomorrow morning to express your objection." "You can also report it to the police at the same time." After I hung up, lawyer Manh called again. "Miss Trinh, maybe the other party has prepared a sample of your signature." I looked at my son's statement on the table. "Even children dare to trick me into signing it." "Then they dare to forge my signature even more." Lawyer Manh said: “You have to go to the registration center at nine o'clock tomorrow morning.” “I'll go there too.” “Before then, put all the original documents in a safe place tonight.” “It's best not to continue staying at your mother's house anymore.” My heart sank. “Are they still coming?” “Very likely.” “Because if you don't show up tomorrow, they will probably find a way to create a cover that you have agreed.” “Even use family conflicts to force you to reveal it.” present.” I was silent for a moment. Then she looked up at her mother. "Mom, pack your things." "Let's go to the hotel tonight." My mother didn't ask much, but immediately nodded. I divided the entire document into three parts. Put the original in a waterproof document bag and carry it with you. The copy was left at my mother's house. Upload the soft copy to email and network drive, send a copy to lawyer Manh. After finishing these things, I took Tieu Du and my mother and left from the basement garage. When the car drove out of the apartment complex, I intentionally circled around twice. Confirming that no one was following, he drove towards a nearby business hotel. While checking in, Tieu Du kept grabbing the corner of my shirt. I lowered my head to look at the boy. "Are you scared?" The boy shook his head. But my palms are wet with sweat. I squatted down, unzipped my child's jacket. "Tieu Du, remember one thing." "Adults are not allowed to use illness to scare you." "Nor are they allowed to force you to make decisions for them." "You just need to grow up healthy." Tieu Du nodded with red eyes. "Mom, will you leave me?" My heart felt like it was pricking. "Never." That night, I almost didn't sleep. At two o'clock in the morning, Director Hac called me. "Miss Trinh, Mr. Han has agreed to have the surgery." "But they said the cost will be covered by you." I closed my eyes. "Director Hac, I respect the patient's choice of treatment." "But the cost issue, please let them handle it themselves." Director Hac sighed. "I understand." "It's just that Mr. Han's emotions are always unstable." "He said that if you don't come to the hospital to sign, he will refuse the surgery." surgery." I opened my eyes, looking at the dark night outside the window. "That's his choice." "Doctor, please proceed according to hospital procedures." The other end of the line was silent for a few seconds. Headmaster Hac said softly: "Miss Trinh, what you've done is enough." After hanging up, I saw that there were dozens of missed calls on my phone. Ma Ngoc Cam. Han Duc Hai. Han Lap Xuyen. And a few strange numbers. Immediately after that, Ma Ngoc Cam sent a voice message. I click open. She cried until her heart was broken. “Trinh An Ninh, you are too cruel
"You don't care about Lap Xuyen's life, I will kneel in front of your office." "I will let everyone know how you forced the death of your close husband." I did not answer. I forwarded that voice message to lawyer Manh. He replied with two words. Saved. At 8:30 the next morning, lawyer Manh and I met in front of the Real Estate Registration Center. He brought his assistant with him, his expression very serious. "Are you ready?" I nodded. "It's ready." At nine o'clock, the call screen of the transaction hall lit up. As soon as I entered, I saw Han Lap Xuyen sitting in a wheelchair, still wearing a hospital gown. Han Lap Dan and Dien Giai stood next to him, and there was a strange man standing there At me, he proactively smiled. "Miss Trinh, right?" "I'm the witness authorized by Mr. Han." "Here's the authorization certificate that you signed last night." 10 I looked at the document bag in the strange man's hand and suddenly felt it was funny. Last night, I dropped my child and mother off at the hotel, but they still hadn't come out of the room. Yet they were able to take out the authorization certificate that I signed last night "Please present your identification papers." The strange man's smile did not change. "I am a friend of Mr. Han, surnamed Luong, working on residential reconciliation." "Miss Trinh was agitated last night, then regretted it, so she authorized Mr. Han to do the procedure today." I stared at him. "Where was I last night, do you know?" The guy surnamed Luong paused. "Where you are doesn't matter, the important thing is that you signed." name." As he said, he handed the documents to the counter staff. "Please check in according to the appointment." The staff took the documents, glanced at them a few times, then looked back at me. "Miss Trinh, you yourself were present, can you confirm a bit?" I reached out and picked up the photocopy paper. The signature above really looked very similar to mine.