Chapter 5 — Fake Admission Letter

“He passed through college, not a regular university.” The mother-in-law felt embarrassed. “College is also a university.” “So why did he have to fake it?” The mother-in-law immediately shut her mouth. Luong Khai Minh stood at the door, his face gloomy. He did not continue to advise me. But I know, in his heart, he has calculated this debt on my head. No problem. In this life, I don't need to rely on his trust to live. At one o'clock in the morning, Luong Thien Thien apologized to the family group. The content was very short. "Today's notification letter was your mistake, I did not swap it." After reading it, I replied directly: "It was not a mistake. It was you who forged the letter announcing your admission to a regular university, then falsely accused me of swapping it at the party." The group chat fell silent. A few minutes later, Luong Chi Quoc sent a sentence: "Nam Chi, as humans, we should leave a way for each other." I typed: "The prerequisite is that you must know how to be human." Then, I took a photo of the receipt from the police station and sent it to the group. "Before ten o'clock tomorrow morning, if the full public apology has not been posted, I will hand this matter over to the lawyer." Throughout the night, no one in the Luong family group continued to speak. 9The next morning, I Awakened by dozens of text messages. Luong Thien Thien posted a post on his personal page. No selfies included. There was only a statement of apology. It admitted that its university entrance exam score did not meet the standard university score, and its admission result was Hai Xuyen Applied Vocational College. Admitted that the notification letter from Van Giang Institute of Technology was a fake document that he found a printing shop to make. Admitted that at the university entrance celebration party, because he was afraid of losing face, he lied that the notification letter was swapped by me. Finally wrote: "I solemnly apologize to Ms. Co Nam Chi." This paragraph was clearly not written by him. Perhaps the police and Luong Chi Quoc forced it to be fixed. But that's enough. At least all the relatives saw it. The family group quickly became bustling. "Nam Chi, we misunderstood you yesterday." "I also believed it because I saw Thien Thien crying so pitifully." "Sigh, you're a vain child, your parents are also responsible." "We're all relatives, don't hurt the peace in the future." I didn't answer anyone. These people are not unable to distinguish between truth and falsehood. They just like to take the side that causes them the least trouble. Yesterday I looked weak and they stepped on me. Today the evidence is in my hands, and they came to advise me to keep the peace. In the morning, Tran Tu Mai began to pay the congratulatory money one by one. Someone posted a photo of the refund in the group. Someone said insinuatingly. "From the beginning, isn't it okay to say that he passed college? There must have been a fuss like this." "I gave money to congratulate him because he passed a regular college. How can a college give so much?" "This time it's really embarrassing to the extreme." Tran Tu Mai didn't answer. Luong Thien Thien also no longer appeared. It is said that he locked himself in his room, constantly crying. I am not soft-hearted. It cries because the lie has been exposed. Not because conscience has awakened. At noon, Luong Khai Minh returned. He threw the key on the table. "Are you satisfied now?" I was arranging the evidence, not raising my head. "For now." He smiled coldly. "The Luong family is in chaos now. The eldest brother and sister-in-law were chased by relatives demanding payment, Thien Thien made a fuss and refused to go to school, mother's blood pressure also increased." Finally, I raised my head. "Then go take care of them." "Co Nam Chi, why have you become like this?" This is ridiculous. In my previous life, I was pressured by them to the point of depression, he said I was overdoing it. In this life, I protected myself, but he told me to change.

I asked him: "So what should I do? If I'm wronged, I still have to laugh and make up for it. If you guys kick me out of the house, do I still have to thank you?" He angrily pulled his tie. "I told you, no one wants to kick you out. You must push things to the end." I took out the divorce agreement. "Sign." His pupils shrank. "Are you really doing it?" "What if you don't?" He flipped through two pages, his expression becoming more and more difficult. "Do you want half of the house? Do you also want to share your savings? Do you also want to get back the money I transferred to my brother?" I calmly looked at him. "That is the common property of husband and wife. Without my consent, you transferred three hundred thousand yuan to my brother to hold a party to celebrate university admission, pay off debt and buy a car. I have the right to request a refund." He threw the agreement on the table. "You calculated clearly." I laughed. "If you don't calculate clearly, why wait to be punished?" Are you guys being kicked out into the street?" Luong Khai Minh's face stiffened. Maybe he didn't expect me to be able to guess that. He was silent for a long time, then suddenly softened his voice. "Nam Chi, we have been married for so many years, we don't have to do that." I looked at him. "Yes." His eyes darkened. "You will regret it." I pushed the agreement back. "I said this sentence yesterday." "Change it to another sentence."10