Chapter 18 — Eight Years Divided

I pushed the phone to lawyer Han. After reading it, his eyes darkened. "The line has been reconnected." "Bank mortgage, the handler is Tran Duong." "Outside capital, Quy Hoanh." "Old debt documents, Liaocheng." "Luc Minh Xuyen did not do it alone." My spine went cold. What Luc Minh Xuyen prepared was not just a marriage plan. Behind him is a network of interests. At this moment, my phone vibrated. Luc Minh Xuyen sent a text message. "Du An, stop causing trouble." "Just withdraw
Complain to the bank, transfer money back, I can not pursue your mother's debt." I stared at that sentence. My finger slowly took a screenshot. He finally stated clearly the purpose. Not debt collection. But transaction. Lawyer Han saw it and immediately said. "Don't answer." "This news is extremely important." But I didn't listen. I only answered four words. "See you in court." Less than half a minute after the message was sent, Luc Minh Xuyen called. I hung up. He called again. I continued to hang up. After the third call was disconnected, he sent another
recording. I turned on the speakerphone. His voice was low, as if forced from between his teeth. "Khuong Du An, don't regret it." "Do you think all your mother's accounts that year were clean?" "In my hand, I still have something written by her." 17 After the recording finished playing, the meeting room was quiet for a few seconds. Thieu Man's face was not panicked, just colder. "He said there was something written by my own hand?" I nodded. "He said it still is." Lawyer Han immediately told me to save the original recording. Then he said to Thieu Man. “Mrs. Thieu, think carefully
"Six years ago, did you ever write Luc Minh Xuyen any statements, authorization letters, receipts or debt papers?" Thieu Man was silent. I looked at her, my heart gradually lifted. After a long time, she said. "There is a signed blank paper." I suddenly looked at her. "A signed blank paper?" Thieu Man closed his eyes. "After your father passed away, there was a batch of documents that needed to be added." "Minh Xuyen said there was a place I needed to delegate." authorized him to do it for him." "He brought several blank forms of authorization." "There was one misprinted form in there, so he said to throw it away." "At that time,
I signed, he crumpled the paper right in front of me." My voice tightened. "Are you sure he threw it away?" Thieu Man looked at me. "At that time, I thought he threw it away." My whole body went cold. If that paper was kept and the content was printed on it, it could turn into anything. Lawyer Han's expression also darkened. "So that explains it." "That's why he dared to say he had something written by her own hand." I asked. "It has been verified." Is that okay?" Lawyer Han said. "If you sign first and then print the content, you can assess the time of formation and
"But we have to get the original." I laughed coldly. "He won't take it out easily." Thieu Man said. "Then force him to take it." Lawyer Han nodded. "In the divorce lawsuit, if you want to use this to attack the two of you, sooner or later he will have to hand it over." "What we need to do now is prepare counter evidence first." After leaving the lawyer's office, Thieu Man and I went directly to the hospital. The file is dated Mrs. The infusion from six years ago was still there. I searched the hospital archives for half an hour and took it out
an outpatient infusion registration. The correct date is the date of signing on the supplementary agreement. Time is from nine a.m. to three p.m. Nurse signature, medication list and fee receipt are all complete. When holding the copy, Thieu Man's fingertips finally relaxed a bit. "At least mom can't go sign that day." I said. "The person in the photo is not mom either." We went to the brokerage company again that year. The company changed premises a long time ago. But the person in charge is still there. He missed Thieu Man. “That old house, huh?
I was impressed." "At that time, the buyer was late in paying the final payment, your son-in-law came to urge him several times." My heart sank. "Who did he contact?" The person in charge thought. "The person from the house buying company, there was also a person named Quy." "He said he was in charge of arranging capital." Lawyer Han asked. "Do you still have the transaction records from that year?" The person in charge was a bit awkward. "It's been too long, it may not be complete." Thieu Man took out his papers. out. "We can find as much as we can find." The person in charge took us to the storage room
Small storage in the back. As soon as the iron cabinet was pulled out, the smell of dust came. He searched for more than half an hour and finally pulled out a bag of old documents. Inside there is the original sales contract, a list of taxes and fees and a handover confirmation. I flipped to the end and then suddenly stopped. In the signature of the buyer's handler on the handover record, the name Lieu Thanh is written. Lawyer Han and I looked at each other. This name appeared again. The person in charge was also stunned. "This Lieu Thanh did not seem to be an employee of the buyer's company that year." "He was with Quy.
Hoanh." I asked. "Can you prove it?" The person in charge hesitated. Lawyer Han said. "If needed in the future, maybe I will invite you to testify." The person in charge smiled bitterly. "I don't want to cause trouble." Thieu Man looked at him. "That year you guys received the brokerage fee."