Chapter 4 — Give up the wedding car, cancel the marriage

Dad stood next to me, his eyes also red. He patted my back: "It's good to come back, it's good to come back. I don't blame you, that brat is not lucky." My nose stung and tears finally fell. I'm not alone, I still have them. I invited my parents into the house. They looked at the newly decorated house with no signs of activity and were shocked: "Tinh Tinh, this is..."
"I bought the house. I bought it last year, but I still hid it from my parents. I also hid it from Chu T. Tu Ngang." I calmly explained, "I had expected that today might come."
She looked at me in surprise: "You... this girl..." She was about to say something, but in the end she just patted my head: "I'm sorry for you." I shook my head: "No resentment. From now on, no more resentment." We were talking when suddenly there was a loud banging on the door. Boom! Boom! Boom! It's like wanting to break down the door.
"To Tinh! Open the door for me! I know you're in there!" It's Chu T. Tu Ngang's voice.
Right after that, a high-pitched female voice said: "Open the door! This brat To Tinh! How dare you make my Chu family lose face like that! If you don't speak clearly today, I won't leave you alone!" It's his mother, my future mother-in-law. Or more accurately, the mother-in-law missed it. My father's face darkened and he stood up to open the door. I pulled him back.
"Dad, don't go. Just let them beat you. I don't care, they'll have to go soon."
"What kind of system is this! It's bullying right to the door!" My father was furious.
“Dad, it's useless to reason with them.”
I took out my phone, preparing to call the police. At that moment, the pounding on the door stopped. Outside, Chu T. Tu Ngang's voice sounded like he was dissuading his mother. Then there were footsteps going downstairs. I breathed a sigh of relief. But before this anger could subside, there was an even louder noise downstairs. I went to the window and looked down. Chu T. Tu Ngang and his mother are standing in the yard. She put her hands on her hips, pointed at my window, and began to scold me.
"To Tinh! What kind of shameless woman! How much did the Chu family spend to pick you up, you dare to cancel the engagement! Everyone come out and see! This woman ran away on her wedding day, shameless!"
Curious neighbors quickly gathered around. My mother was so angry that she was shaking: "How... how could they do that!" My face also turned cold. I didn't expect them to be this shameless. I picked up the phone and called the building management.
"Hello, is that the security room? Downstairs in Building A, there are people making a mess, seriously affecting the residents' lives. Please come down and handle it immediately."
Hanging up the phone, I looked downstairs at his face contorted with anger. Chu T. Tu Ngang, do you really think I'm still To Tinh even if you massage me like before? You are wrong. The game has just begun. **04** The sound of cursing downstairs became more and more difficult to hear, unbearable. My father grabbed my hand and cried, "Let's go down and see what they're doing!"
"Dad." I held his shoulders back. “There is no need to fight with crazy dogs.”
I called the security department a second time.
"Downstairs in Building A, there are people gathering to cause trouble. If you can't handle it, I will report to the police and complain about your negligence."
The other end of the line immediately assured: "Miss, don't worry, we will reinforce people immediately!" Sure enough, less than two minutes later, four security guards rushed over. Chu T. Tu Ngang's mother was about to play Haughty, pushing and hitting the security guard: "Who are you! How dare you touch me!" The security captain held a chest-mounted camera and looked stern: "Madam, I request you to stop yelling and leave here immediately. Otherwise, we have the right to enforce and report to the police. This is a private residential area, not your market." Mrs. Chu must have never seen this scene before, so she was a bit stunned. Chu T. Tu Ngang pulled his mother: "Mom, let's go home first."