Chapter 7 — Fake Husband

"Thanh Nhan, did you come to visit me?" "Yes." "Don't worry, I'm fine." "What a pity. I just came to see how badly injured you were." Giang Du's face immediately turned pale. But that's still not enough. I continued to leisurely stab one more time. "Today I came not only to see how miserable you two are, but also to give a quick reminder. Regarding the two incidents of arbitrarily removing my uterus and transferring property during the marriage, I have filed a lawsuit in court. During this time, please remember to pay attention to the summons."The two people's already unsightly faces became even more unsightly. I smiled. Sit down on the chair, leisurely drink a glass of water, then slowly leave. What happened after that, I no longer cared about. Wen Hoa has handled it. Half a year later. The lawsuit had results. There isn't any doubt. Giang Du and Lam Tri Vi lost the case. Even if they scrapped all their assets, they could only take out two-thirds of the money they had previously transferred. The crime of intentionally causing injury. Even more so, there is real evidence. Ultimately, both were sentenced to eight years in prison. When On Hoa reported these things to me. I'm looking at the company's first half financial report. During this time, thanks to the help of my parents, everything can be said to be smooth sailing. In just half a short year. I understood all the company's work like the back of my hand. On Hoa complimented me: "Miss, you are much better than that guy named Giang." I gently pushed my glasses. I couldn't help but laugh. "Stop flattering me." On Hoa pouted. "I didn't." I had a headache looking at the stack of documents piled up on the table. I didn't choose to continue arguing with her. "You go out first. From now on, you don't need to report anything to me about Giang Du and Lam Tri Vi anymore." "Yes." I raised my head to look at the clear blue sky as if it had just been washed. In my head. For some reason, a sentence appears: I don't see a light boat. Wandering through thousands of mountains in vain.— End —