Chapter 2 — Don't tease your wife

I continued: "But I will request an injury assessment, and submit a report that he was drunk first." The happy expression on her face stiffened. "At that time, who has to pay who, just follow the procedure." Ha Thua An jumped up. He was so hurt that he took a breath of cold air, but still pointed at me. "Don't you dare!" I put the phone in my pocket. "Don't you want to establish rules?" I looked at him. "From tomorrow, just follow my rules." As soon as the words fell, the door of the hospital room was pushed open. A person wearing a police uniform stood at the door. "Who is Phuong Anh Tuyet?"03The hospital room suddenly fell silent. Ma Thuc Mai reacted first. She rushed out the door, pointed at me and screamed: "It's him! He hit my son!" I looked out the door. The person who arrived was the local police. I nodded. "It's me." The police officer looked at Ha Thua An on the bed, then looked back at me. "Someone reported to the police, saying you intentionally caused injury." Before I could open my mouth, Ha Thua An gritted his teeth and said: "I reported it." Ma Thuc Mai's face changed. "Thua An!" Ha Thua An didn't pay attention to her. He glared at me, his eyes full of resentment. "She practiced martial arts, she intentionally beat me to death." I burst out laughing. "Beat me to death?" I walked to the bed. "Then why are you still able to talk so much?" The policeman frowned. "Stop arguing." I nodded. "I can cooperate." Ha Thua An immediately said: "She relied on the fact that she knew how to fight so she bullied her." me!” I looked at him. "Why were you beaten?" He paused. "We were arguing." "Did you raise your hand first?" His face changed. "No." Ma Thuc Mai immediately followed: "No! My son is the most filial, most honest, how could he beat a woman!" I glanced at her. "Just now in the hospital hallway, as you said, he made the first move." Ma Thuc Mai shrank her neck. "I didn't say!" I didn't argue any further. I told the police officer: "The elevator area and apartment hallway both have security cameras." Ma Thuc Mai's face turned pale. Ha Thua An also stiffened. I continued: "He came home drinking, threw things when he walked in the door, and in the hallway he definitely filmed the time before and after the noise." The policeman took notes. "Is there a camera in the house?" I replied: "No." Ha Thua An immediately breathed a sigh of relief. I see it all. But I don't expose it. I just said: "But I don't have any wounds on my body from an active attack, there are no scratches on my wrists, the injuries on his body are related to the direction of the fall, it can be examined." The policeman's eyes looking at me changed. He asked: "Have you ever studied martial arts?" I said: "I used to practice Tan Thu before." Ha Thua An immediately caught this sentence. "Did you hear that? She admitted it! She used to practice martial arts! She did it on purpose!" I looked at him. "I used to practice martial arts, doesn't mean I can just stand still and take the beating." The hospital room fell silent again. The police officer asked all of us to go to the station to take statements. The doctor did not agree to let Ha Thua An move. So I had to take a statement first in the hospital room. Ha Thua An gritted his teeth and insisted that I suddenly went crazy. He said he just drank a little too much and wanted to reason with me. He said that after getting married, I was not filial to my mother-in-law, did not do housework, and used money to oppress him. At the end, his eyes turned red. "Comrade police, I am a man, being beaten like this by my wife, who will I look at in the future?" Ma Thuc Mai sobbed next to him. "My son is suffering so much!" The nurse walked past the door and took a look. I sat on the chair, not interrupting. Waiting for them to finish speaking, the police officer turned to me: "You talk." I recounted everything starting from the moment Ma Thuc Mai moved in.

Each sentence is very brief. Who proposed to pay salary every month? Someone texted me in the group and criticized me for not being reasonable. Someone who comes home drunk throws his coat. Who said they wanted to make rules for me? Who raises their hand first? I don't cry. Not loud either. Speaking of the last sentence, I looked at Ha Thua An. "I only did one thing." "That was to stop him from continuing to attack." Ha Thua An sneered. "You knocked me down like this and you call it stopping?" I said: "If I really wanted to hurt you, you wouldn't be lying in a regular hospital room right now." As soon as these words came out, Ma Thuc Mai took a step back in fear. The policeman looked at me. I added another sentence: "I know moderation." Ha Thua An was so angry that his face turned blue. "You threatened me!" I said: "Just stating the truth." The policeman closed his notebook. "For the time being, we are waiting for the apartment camera extraction and the hospital's assessment results." Ha Thua An was impatient. "What about her? Shouldn't we temporarily detain her?" The policeman looked at him. "Currently, we still can't conclude the nature of the case." Ha Thua An gritted his teeth. "Then I want a divorce! I want her to compensate! I want her to lose her reputation!" I stood up. "Okay." Everyone looked at me. I walked to the hospital bed. "Divorce, I agree."