Chapter 7 — Make Me Kneel to His Mistress, and I Will Reclaim His Fortune

“Do you manage your people well?”

He knew I was referring to the medical records. And the document may have been stolen. The expression on his face froze for a moment. Lam Vy Vy immediately hugged her chest.

“Deputy General.”

“I'm a little uncomfortable.”

Pho Van Dinh quickly caught her.

“Go inside first.”

We entered from the side door. Inside the hall. Lam Vy Vy's photo is being shown on a giant LED screen. Below are the words: Piano Ambassador for Hai Thanh Youth Charity. The host enthusiastically introduced:

“Not just outstanding talent.”

“Miss Lam is also an extremely compassionate person.”

"Tonight, Mr. Pho specially used Ms. Lam's name to donate a batch of medical equipment to pediatric patients in the hospital."

Hua Man squeezed the wine glass so tightly that she almost broke it.

“She's so compassionate that she took out your mother's ventilator to threaten you!”

I quietly looked at the big screen. That batch of equipment... Last year I asked someone to contact the hospital. Originally intended to donate in the name of Pho Van Dinh's company. Supplier. Go to the reception list. All done by my own hands. But now. He gave all that credit to Lam Vy Vy. Blatant robbery. But also robbed in a beautiful and righteous way. Lam Vy Vy stepped onto the stage to speak.

“Thank you, Deputy General, for trusting me.”

“I always believe that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility.”

Hua Man gritted her teeth and cursed softly:

“Her ability is truly great.”

“Especially the ability to steal other people's things.”

Lam Vy Vy continued to say:

“I prepared this donation project very early.”

“Hopefully we can help more families.”

I lowered my head to look at the phone. Uncle Chau's message just arrived. In the hall today there is one person. He was the witness who signed the authorization agreement in his name that year. I raised my head. Second floor of the hall. By the railing. A middle-aged man wearing a gray suit was looking towards me. He raised his glass of wine. Seeing me look over. Just nodded slightly. I recognized him. Lawyer Ha. Five years ago. It was he who gave me that agreement.

“Pho Van Dinh's company is temporarily under someone else's name.”

“Don't mention your name outside.”

Pho Van Dinh once hugged me. Said that in the future he would definitely let me stand in the most brilliant place. But for now. The person standing under the brightest light. It's Lam Vy Vy again. The host invited Pho Van Dinh to the stage. He held Lam Vy Vy's hand. Facing all guests.

“Vy Vy has put a lot of effort into this project.”

“I really thank her.”

Applause rang out non-stop. I stood at the back of the crowd. Like an old piece of cloth thrown into a dark corner. Hua Man pulled my hand.

“Van Ninh.”

“Let's go home.”

“I can't see anymore.”

I shook my head.

“Still haven't got it yet.”

“Get what?”

Right at that moment. Lam Vy Vy suddenly looked towards me.

“Today.”

“We also have a special guest.”

A beam of stage lights immediately shone straight down on me. She holds the microphone. The voice was so soft that it gave people goosebumps.

“Miss So.”

“There were some misunderstandings between us.”

“Are you willing to come up here and explain everything clearly?”

In the blink of an eye. All eyes were on me. Pho Van Dinh looked at me. Eyes full of warning. Hua Man immediately stood in front of me.

“Don't you dare call her up and try!”

Lam Vy Vy's eyes were filled with tears.

“I just want an apology.”

“My arm really hurt yesterday.”

Pho Van Dinh took the microphone.

“So Van Ninh.”

I stood still without moving. He said coldly:

“Don't make me have to call security.”

Hua Man was so angry that he was shaking.

“Pho Van Dinh!”

“Are you still human?”

I gently patted her hand. Then step on stage. Lam Vy Vy put the microphone in front of me.

“In front of everyone.”

“Just say sorry.”

“I will forgive you.”

I took the microphone. The whole hall was silent. Pho Van Dinh stood next to him. Use a volume just loud enough for me to hear.

“Don't cause trouble.”

“If we make a big deal out of it.”

“From now on, your mother will no longer have anyone to take care of her.”

I looked down below. Look at the faces waiting to see the joke. Then slowly open your mouth.

“Lam Vy Vy.”

“Are you sure you want me to tell you?”

She was momentarily stunned. Pho Van Dinh also frowned. I continue:

“You spilled the hot water yourself.”

“The medical records disappeared after she entered the study room.”

“And there's something else…”

“Also disappeared after she walked out of that room.”

Lam Vy Vy's face immediately changed.

“You slandered me again!”

I looked straight at the bag in her hand.

“Open the bag.”

Her fingers immediately tightened the bag strap.

“This is my personal belongings.”