Chapter 23 — I Have Conceded Enough

His tears fell faster.

“Mr. Tram Le.”

“The ceremony has begun.”

Luc Tram Le did not move. The kisser stood to one side, his forehead beaded with beads of sweat. Dad lowered his voice.

“Silence Ceremony.”

“Complete the ritual first.”

Luc Tram Le suddenly woke up. He looked towards Hua Tinh Mien.

“The day you called me to your room.”

“You said Tri Vi has agreed to withdraw from the engagement.”

Hua Tinh Mien's face changed.

“Yes.”

“It is true that she agreed.”

“But what about before that?”

“What?”

“You said that after cutting your wrist, she never contacted you.”

“Say she always blames me when she's abroad.”

“That's not true, right?”

Hua Tinh Mien unconsciously looked at his eldest brother.

"She originally didn't like me."

“You haven't answered my question.”

Luc Tram Le's voice was cold.

“The first time you said you liked me.”

“Tri Vi has not returned home yet.”

“I said, if she knew about it, she would definitely make it happen for us.”

“But why today do you insist on making her admit in front of everyone that she never loved you?”

Hua Tinh Mien stiffened.

“I just want a wedding without any regrets.”

“You have no regrets, why do you keep looking at her like that?”

Luc Tram Le questioned. There were murmuring voices throughout the ceremony hall. Hua Tinh Mien's face was as pale as paper. It grabbed his arm.

"Mr. Tram Le, don't listen to her division."

“She's best at this game.”

"On the surface, she said she didn't care, but actually she wanted to ruin our wedding."

I looked at it.

“From beginning to end, I only said a few sentences.”

“The person who keeps forcing me to go on the radio is you.”

"The person who refuses to continue the ceremony is also you."

“Hua Tinh Mien.”

“Who is the one causing trouble now?”

His nails dug deeply into the bouquet's ribbon. The flower branches were distorted by it.

“I'm just scared.”

"I'm afraid you'll regret it."

"I'm afraid Mr. Tram Le will regret it."

“I'm afraid my parents will think that I stole your things.”

“So?”

“So I have to say, I never loved him.”

It nodded.

“That's right.”

“As long as you say it, everyone will feel secure.”

“Relax about what?”

It opened its mouth. But no words were said. I finished it instead.

"Don't worry, you didn't steal."

“Luc Tram Le never betrayed.”

“My family never forced me to give in.”

“Just admit I never cared.”

“Then everything everyone does is not wrong.”

Mom's face turned white.

“Tri Vi.”

“I didn't mean that.”

“So what do you mean?”

I looked at her.

“Mom sent me abroad for a year.”

“Tell me that when I learn to understand Hua Tinh Mien, I can go home.”

“I'm home.”

“I also understand.”

“He wants a marriage contract, I'll give it to him.”

“If you want a bedroom, I'll give it to you.”

“If you want a position, I will give it to you.”

“Even the sapphire my mother gave me was cut and broken, and I did not pursue it.”

“Now I won't fight anymore.”

“Why are people still dissatisfied?”

My mother's tears fell.

“Because doing that doesn't look like you've really let go.”

I burst out laughing.

“So how can we truly let go?”

“Do I have to kneel down and thank him?”

“Thank you for replacing me with a man who has never visited me once since I was sent away?”

Luc Tram people Ceremony hardens.

“Tri Vi.”

“Don't call me by name.”

I looked at him.

“I waited for you abroad for seven months.”

"Every time I say, wait until Tinh Mien's mood stabilizes."

“I understood later.”

“Her mood will never stabilize.”

“Because as long as she is unstable, everyone will surround her.”

Hua Tinh Mien looked up.

“What right do you have to say that to me?”

“I have tried so hard for this house.”

“I haven't had parents since I was little.”

“Every day I fear being kicked out.”

“You are a biological daughter, you have everything.”