Chapter 16 — I Have Conceded Enough

The next second, it received the phone.

“Sister.”

“On your wedding day, can you wear the bracelet I gave you?”

“What handshake?”

“I told the technician to redesign that sapphire.”

“Make two sisterly bracelets.”

"One for me, one for me."

I held the phone tightly, not speaking. It continues:

“Mom said, although the stone is broken, you can keep it with you in another way.”

“Sister, you won't criticize, right?”

It turns out his mother gave him that stone. I'm not surprised. Hua Tinh Mien always gets what she wants. The difference is only sooner or later.

“Okay.”

It breathed a sigh of relief.

“One more thing.”

“Say it.”

“The wedding jewelry design is almost completed.”

“But the design department has some uncertain points.”

"Can you go back to the company and help me?"

In the end, it still comes down to this.

“No way.”

His voice stopped.

“Sister, just now you said you would come to the wedding.”

“Attending a wedding and working for her are two different things.”

“But jewelry is also part of the wedding.”

“That's your job.”

Hua Tinh Mien was silent for a moment. When he spoke again, his voice was filled with sobs.

“Sister, do you really not want to bless me?”

“I will bless.”

“Really?”

“Really.”

"So on the wedding day, can you stand in front of everyone and clearly state your true thoughts?"

I looked out the window. After the rain the sky is very blue. The trees opposite the studio have just put out new leaves.

“What do you want me to say?”

“Say you never loved Mr. Tram Le.”

I burst out laughing. Turns out blessings aren't enough. He also wanted me to deny the past with my own mouth. Only when I say I have never loved can he believe that he did not steal. My family members can also believe that they did not force me to lose anything. Everyone can live peacefully.

“Sister?”

“On the wedding day, I will clearly state my true thoughts.”

The other end of the line was silent for a few seconds. Hua Tinh Mien seemed surprised that I agreed with this whole thing.

“Are you really willing to talk in front of everyone?”

“Willing.”

Its breathing clearly became more rapid.

“Let's decide then.”

"On the wedding day, you can't hide."

“Okay.”

After hanging up the phone, To Yen Thu placed a schedule plan in front of me.

“The exhibition location has been finalized.”

“Start working on the twenty-eighth day of next month.”

The wedding took place on the twenty-seventh. Just clever. I took the pen and signed the plan. To Yen Thu glanced at my phone.

“What else does the Ta family want?”

“Ask me to be a bridesmaid.”

“You agree?”

“Yes.”

“Are you really going?”

“Let's go.”

To Yen Thu frowned.

“Are you still waiting for them to regret it?”

My fingers froze a bit. That was true before. When I gave up the ring, I wanted to see if my mother would stop me. When I gave up my room, I wanted to see if my eldest brother would say it was my room. When I resigned, I also thought, would they really keep me for once? But not at all. Every time they just felt that I wasn't giving in completely enough. Now I don't wait anymore.

“No.”

I returned the signed schedule to her.

“I just have a few things I haven't taken out yet.”

“Thing What?"

“Working tools left by my grandmother in the old restoration table.”

“And some notebooks.”

To Yen Thu nodded.

“When will you get it?”

“The day before the wedding.”

“Do you need me to come with you?”

“No need.”

I closed the lid of the toolbox. Inside is a silver metal nameplate that has been removed. It still reflects cold light under the lights. After the wedding ended. This should also be returned to them. The phone light turned on again. This time it was my mother who sent the message. A photo of trying on a wedding dress.