Chapter 6 — Love In The Cage

Ta Lam Tieu suddenly looked at me, as if he still wanted to say something. But the mother-in-law directly told the guards to keep him. "Take him away, take care of him." "Without my permission, don't let him go to the military hospital again." Ta Lam Tieu struggled violently. "Lac Thu Sanh! You can't treat me like that!" "What do you say? Tell them to let you go!" I stood in place, not raising my head. Guards held both sides and took him out. When he was pulled to the door, he suddenly screamed like he was about to collapse. "Thu Sanh, you can kneel down and beg me!" "You can do anything you want me to do, I'll give you all the money!" "Don't you want the money? I'll give it all to you later!" "Don't go!" The mother-in-law's face was extremely unsightly. She watched her son being dragged out by the guards like a crazy person, the disappointment in her eyes gradually subsided. "Losing face." The moment the door closed, the screams outside were completely blocked out. The hospital room was finally quiet again. My mother's eyes turned red and she came to help me: "Thu Sanh..." I held her hand and softly said: "It's okay." But I know, this is far from over. Ta Lam Tieu refused to give up. From that day on, he thought of every way to meet me. He called, I didn't answer. He changed his number to call, I directly blocked him. He told someone to bring flowers, jewelry and checks, but all were stopped by his mother-in-law's people outside the hospital door. He even made a fuss at the Ta family's old house. Hearing that that day, he knelt in the living room, red-eyed and said to his mother-in-law: "Mom, please let me see her once." "I can beg her, kneel down too." "She wants me to die, I can also die, as long as she doesn't leave me." Mother-in-law sat on the sofa, coldly looking at him. "Do you know how to beg now? What did you do before?" Ta Lam Tieu raised his head, his eyes red. cool. "I will change. From now on I will give her everything." "Money, house, whatever she wants I will give." "Didn't she say you refused to give money? Now you give, you give everything." Mother-in-law looked at him as if looking at a complete stranger. "Ta Lam Tieu, do you know what you look like now?" "Like a crazy person." "Before, I thought you only had an attachment to money." "Now it seems, basically I'm not afraid she loves money, I'm afraid she doesn't need me." Ta Lam Tieu stiffened. "I'm afraid she has money, afraid she has a job, afraid she has a family, afraid she has a way out." "So I locked her in the house, turning her into a Mrs. After that, the mother-in-law bluntly locked Ta Lam Tieu in the Ta family's old house. On the one hand, she was wary of Ta Lam Tieu continuing to come to the military hospital to cause trouble, and on the other hand, she told someone to bring a lot of nutritious food. Bird's nests, nutritious foods, and nutritious meals specifically for pregnant women almost filled the small living room outside the hospital room. She didn't come herself, she just told her assistant to convey a sentence. "Mrs. Ta said she hopes you will take good care of your health and keep the baby." "In the future, the baby will be the only descendant of the Ta family." After listening, I just felt it was so wild. Each member of the Ta family is very practical. Mother-in-law is straightforwardly realistic, Ta Lam Tieu is deceptively realistic. It's clear that he uses money to evaluate everyone, but he keeps saying that he's the person who doesn't care about money the most. But I didn't expect he could still come. That afternoon, I had just finished checking with my father and stepped out of the elevator. At the end of the hallway, there was suddenly a commotion. Someone shouted in horror: "Sir, your leg is still bleeding! You can't go in!" I raised my head to look over. Ta Lam Tieu

He was leaning against the wall not far away, his face pale, his forehead covered in cold sweat. One of his legs clearly couldn't use any strength, more than half of his pants leg was soaked in blood, his whole body was struggling to the point that he could barely stand. I later learned that he jumped down from the second floor of the old house. He fell and broke half his leg, but he still tried to support himself and ran to the military hospital. Seeing me from afar, his steps immediately stopped. I stood under the hallway light, wearing a loose maternity dress, holding the test form in my hand, my belly clearly protruding. Ta Lam Tieu's eyes gradually turned red. He opened his mouth, as if he wanted to call my name. But the voice was stuck in the throat, unable to come out for a long time. Suddenly he didn't dare step forward. I just calmly looked at him and prepared to go around. But Ta Lam Tieu suddenly spoke in a hoarse voice. "Thu Sanh." My steps did not stop. His voice trembled. "I know I'm wrong. I really know I'm wrong." I stopped but didn't turn around. Ta Lam Tieu leaned against the wall, her face terrifyingly white. "After To Vi Vi returned home, she told me a lot of things." "She said that she left me that year because something happened to the Ta family, she couldn't see the future." "She also said that a person like her who values money above all else understands best how fragile emotions are before interests."