Chapter 30 — Mother-in-law Tests Daughter-in-law's Heart

"We will apply for a personal safety protection order at the same time." "At the same time, start the civil compensation procedure." "As for the criminal part, the police are still continuing to investigate." Tran Nghien asked: "Can she still go to the hospital?" "As long as the request is approved, she is not allowed to approach Ms. Ninh within a certain range." "If she still comes, it will be a violation of the law." Tran Nghien nodded. "More The faster the better." The lawyer packed up the documents and glanced at the hospital bed. "What your wife needs most right now is peace." "The rest, you take care of it." Tran Nghien said softly: "I know." As soon as the lawyer left, Tran Nghien's phone rang. The person called Tran Nguyet. He answered the phone but didn't say anything. Tran Nguyet's voice was much smaller than a few days ago. "Mom wants to see you." "She said, only meet you, not Ninh Uyen." Tran Nghien walked to the end of the hallway. "What does she want to say?" "She wants to apologize." Tran Nghien's eyes turned a bit cold. "If you apologize, you can write it down on paper." "I will pass it on to Ninh Uyen." Tran Nguyet was silent for a few seconds. "Tran Nghien, this time I'm really scared." "Tu When she came back from the police station, she cried all the time." "She said she didn't expect things to come to this." Tran Nghien looked at the gray sky outside the window. "It's not that she didn't expect Ninh Uyen to be in pain." "She didn't expect that she would be responsible." The other end of the line was silent. Tran Nghien continued: "Sister, if you still intend to advise her, then don't open your mouth again." "I will not withdraw the application." "And also will not let Ninh Uyen have to see her again." Tran Nguyet's voice was choked: "So you are not going to go home anymore?" "I have a home." "Where is Ninh Uyen, where is my child, my house is there." After hanging up the phone, Tran Nghien stood silently by the window for a long time. He remembered before, every time Ton Que Phan was upset, he would buy something to comfort him. A carton of milk, a coat, or a few sweet sentences. His mother would sit on the sofa in tears, telling how hard it was to raise a child. I thought it was filial. But now I understand that filial piety is not about using your wife as a doormat for your mother's feelings. In the afternoon, Ninh Uyen's situation stabilized slightly. Her mother wiped her hands and gently asked: "Do you want to sleep for a while?" Ninh Uyen shook her head. "Mom, I want to see the files." Her mother was stunned. "Now don't waste your time." Ninh Uyen's voice was very light, but very determined. "I want to know how things have progressed." Tran Nghien stood outside the door, hearing this sentence, he immediately took the file and walked in. He doesn't hide it. Tell her each story one by one. Talk about Orders of Protection. Talk about test results. Talking about Ton Que Phan admitting to intentionally testing her. Talking about the apartment locks being changed, the access cards being changed. Ninh Uyen quietly listened. In the end, he only asked one question. "Is she sorry?" Tran Nghien's throat was tight. "Not officially sorry." "She said she wanted to see you." Ninh Uyen lowered her eyes. "She won't apologize." "She only regrets being discovered." The room fell silent.