Chapter 9 — I Missed The Day My Child Was Born

Everything is warm. All peaceful. As if there was no room for him at all.

“I'm home.”

He spoke up. Voice a bit hoarse. I raised my head to look at him. No response. Continue dressing your child. He wants to step forward.

“Stop.”

I said coldly.

“Don't come close.”

Tran Chi Vien was stunned. A hurt look appeared on his face. Right at that moment. Mother and mother-in-law came out of the kitchen.

“Chi Vien, you're home.”

Just saw my son. The mother-in-law's eyes immediately turned red.

“Why did you get injured like this?”

“Mom, I'm okay.”

Tran Chi Vien replied.

"No problem?"

Mom laughed coldly.

"Your leg is broken and you still call it okay?"

Tran Chi Vien looked at my mother. Look at me again. Seems to have realized something.

“Where is the boy…”

He wanted to see the baby.

“I have no right to look at you.”

I held the baby tightly in my arms.

“A man leaves his wife to give birth to a child to flirt with another woman.”

“What qualifications do you have to be a father?”

Tran Chi Vien's face immediately turned pale.

“You… you know everything?”

“I don't just know.”

“I still have proof.”

I took out my phone.

“Want to see intimate photos of me and To Uyen again?”

Just saw the photos. Tran Chi Vien's whole body seemed to have lost all strength. Sit down on the sofa.

“Can you explain…”

“Explain what?”

I interrupted him.

“Explain why you went to Sanya with her when I gave birth?”

“Or explain why you bought her a gift of over thirty thousand yuan?”

“Or explain why you two rented a room together?”

Tran Chi Vien opened his mouth. But couldn't say a word.

“Chi Vien.”

“How could you do such a thing?”

The mother-in-law was so angry that she was shaking.

“Hieu Vu is pregnant with my child.”

“And yet you're promiscuous outside?”

“Don't call me mom!”

Mother-in-law's tears kept falling.

“I don't have a son like you!”

Tran Chi Vien bowed his head. Don't dare look at anyone.

“Where is To Uyen?”

“Why don't you come back with me?”

Tran Chi Vien's face became even more unsightly.

“She said there was still something to take care of.”

“Is there something that needs to be done?”

I laughed coldly.

“Or saw you have an accident.”

“It is no longer worth taking advantage of.”

“Should we run away?”

"Not."

“She's not that type of person.”

Tran Chi Vien still speaks out in defense of To Uyen.

“Not that kind of person?”

Mom was so angry that she burst out laughing.

“So why didn't she come take care of me?”

“Why did you let me return alone?”

Tran Chi Vien was silent. I stood up. Take a file from the tea table and give it to him.

“What is this?”

Tran Chi Vien received the documents.

“Divorce agreement.”

I said calmly. See the three words "divorce agreement". Tran Chi Vien's hands began to tremble.

“Can we talk?”

“There's nothing to say.”

“You chose to betray.”

“Then you have to bear the consequences yourself.”

“I know I was wrong.”

“I can fix it.”

Tran Chi Vien pleaded.

“Can you give me a chance?”

I laughed coldly.

“I gave you a chance.”

“When I gave birth.”

“I gave you a chance.”

“But you chose to travel with another woman.”

“When I was in the hospital.”

“I also gave you a chance.”

“But you chose to turn off the phone and lose contact.”

“Now you say you want a chance?”

“I really know I was wrong.”

Tran Chi Vien wanted to stand up. But his leg in a cast kept him in same difficulty.

“She was just a moment of confusion.”

“The person I love is still you.”

“Momentarily?”

I looked at him sarcastically.

“Two months.”

“Do you call that temporary?”

“I heard you explain…”

“I don't want to hear it.”

I interrupted.

“Tran Chi Vien.”

“We are finished.”

“Sign it.”

Tran Chi Vien looked at the divorce agreement. After a long time, he still refused to sign.

“It's okay if you don't sign.”

I said coldly.

“I can file for divorce.”

“Let's meet in court then.”

“More people will know about your bad stories.”

“I beg you.”

Tears fell from Tran Chi Vien's eyes.

“We have three years of love.”

“There are also children.”

“Do you really want it to end like that?”

“Three years of love?”

I looked at him.

“If you really value those three years of love.”

“For not betraying me when I needed you the most.”

I continue.

“Just now you were still defending To Uyen.”

“Say she's not that type of person.”

“What does that prove?”

“Prove that in your heart you are still on her side.”

Tran Chi Vien was mentioned by me and could not be refuted.

“Chi Vien.”

Mother-in-law also advised.

“You have hurt Hieu Vu too much.”

“Stop tormenting her.”