Chapter 8 — I Was Evicted From Home The Day I Lost My Job, 7 Days Later I Became Their Boss

A few days later, Chu Le didn't know where to find the address of my new apartment, so she came to find it. Being blocked in the lobby by security, unable to enter, she stood downstairs cursing loudly, her vulgar words were unbearable. That appearance was filmed by residents and posted to the public group.

"Who is this? How impolite!"

“Looks like someone out of control.”

She became the new laughing stock of the apartment complex. Chu Minh Hien tried to meet me through mutual friends. Said he regretted it, still loved me, wanted to come back. As a result, after knowing the whole truth, no one helped him spread the word. On the contrary, he scolded him once and then blocked him. I heard that the old house of the Chu family, because of the compensation he has not paid, has been forcibly executed and is about to be sold. The whole family quarreled over money to the point of almost cutting off relations. Hearing those stories, I didn't have any emotions. I just sat in my spacious and bright apartment overlooking the river, sipping coffee, looking at new project plans. Their decline… Has nothing to do with me anymore. What I got — was peace. I think this is the end. But I still underestimate Chu Le's brazenness and madness. With no way back, she chose the last move. Online public opinion. She created an anonymous account and wrote a long, tearful post. In her story, I turned into a scheming, ungrateful woman. She said that when I was unemployed, the Chu family "supported" me, but I was not grateful. She said that as soon as I had a little power, I turned around, took advantage of my position to take revenge, and kicked my sister-in-law - who worked hard to raise her younger brother - out of the company. She also lied that I was greedy for money, divorced to take possession of property, lived lavishly, but abandoned my ex-mother-in-law's illness. Her article cleverly provoked emotions, turning herself into a victim of oppression. Very quickly, the article spread widely. Many people who didn't know the truth started cursing me online.

“This woman is really evil!”

“What a woman's heart…”

"That company has a director like that? It should be boycotted!"

The company's communications director immediately sought me out and asked if I needed to officially speak up. I looked at those comments and just shook my head.

"No need. I'll handle this myself."

That evening, I also created an account. The name is very simple.

“Master Lam Van.”

I don't write long articles to argue. Just calmly post some videos and audio recordings. First — is the recording of the day I was kicked out of my house. My mother-in-law's voice cursed me as "useless", Chu Le's voice sarcastically told me to get a job sweeping the trash... Every sentence, every word - clear, undeniable. The second part - is the recording of Chu Minh Hien personally admitting that he "sneakyly" took more than three hundred thousand in joint savings to give to Chu Le. The third part - is a full, clear video of the three Chu family members rioting in the lobby of my company, crying, cursing, and personally attacking me. Finally, I just write one sentence:

"I lost my job, was kicked out of my house, and left empty-handed. I went to work, relying on my ability to fire unsatisfactory employees and clean up the working environment. May I ask, where did I go wrong?"

Not a single curse. Not a word of attack. There is only the truth — cold, clear. That post was like a bomb exploding online. In just a few minutes, public opinion completely reversed full.

"Oh my god, this flip! That family is truly amazing!"

"Son steals money from his wife to support his sister to buy branded goods? Is this mother awake yet?"

"Chu Le is the scariest person! Despite her poor ability, she was kicked out and still goes online to play the victim?"

What surprised me more was that below the article, comments quickly appeared from people claiming to be former and current employees of Tinh Dieu. Truong Duyet - the person I once promoted - used his own personal account.

"I am Truong Duyet, an employee of Tinh Dieu's marketing department. I can confirm that, during her working time, Chu Le often oppressed new people, took credit from interns, and reported serious problems. Director Lam's dismissal of her was completely fair. She helped those of us who were treated unfairly regain justice."

Her words were like an opening shot. Immediately after that, more and more people came forward - some anonymously, some publicly - recounting the times when Chu Le oppressed, blamed, and caused difficulties. A complete picture gradually emerges. An arrogant person, incompetent, with bad ethics — a "cancer" in the workplace. The online community quickly found Chu Le's real account. The photos of her showing off her handbags, branded goods, luxurious lifestyle... juxtaposed with the "poor older sister" image that she tried to build, create a funny irony. The Chu family — became the laughingstock of the entire social network. Personal information of Chu Le and Chu Minh Hien was dug up. Jobs, phone numbers... all were exposed. They received thousands of cursing messages and harassing calls. This time, they truly understand what it means... to be turned away by the whole society. I looked at all that, then quietly turned off the computer. This war… is over — in the most radical way.