Chapter 13 — My Daughter Was Robbed of Her School Placement, I Made Both Families Pay

"Compensation to whom?"

I looked at the plan in front of me. Father Pho paused for a moment and then replied:

"Compensate Thi Tham."

I laughed.

"The one crying is my daughter."

"It's not Tham Thi."

Deputy Thua Nghien immediately spoke:

"I will set up a growth fund for Niem Niem."

"3,000 thousand yuan."

Tong Van Tinh sat next to her, her face even more pale. Previously, just in order for Pho Thua Nghien to pay for Tong Trach to take an extra aptitude class, she also had to play the pitiful role the whole time. And now... He opened his mouth and said 3,000 thousand yuan. I looked at him.

"Money is not a father's love."

His voice was hoarse:

"I know."

"I don't know."

I placed a statistical sheet in front of him.

"This is all of Niem Niem's parent-child activities over the past year."

"Birthday."

"Parents meeting."

"Physical examination."

"Piano performance."

"You were absent a total of eleven times."

Pho Thua Nghien picked up the paper. The finger stopped at the birthday section. That day... He was participating in a craft competition with Tong Ze. I looked at him.

"The day I took her model away..."

"It's the same day."

Father Pho's face immediately darkened.

"Deputy Thua Nghien."

"You're such a bastard."

Pho Thua Nghien bowed his head.

"I'm sorry."

I coldly replied:

"Don't apologize to me."

Right at that moment. Niem Niem was led into the meeting room by Uncle Chau. As soon as she saw the people in the room, she immediately leaned close to me. Pho Thua Nghien squatted down.

"Nem Niem."

"Dad, you're wrong."

Niem Niem looked at him.

"So will Dad come to Tieu Trach's house again in the future?"

Pho Thua Nghien replied: Tong Van Tinh immediately raised his head. But Pho Thua Nghien did not look at her. Niem Niem continued asking:

"Dad, do you still take my things?"

"Dad, will you let others say I'm redundant?"

Pho Thua Nghien's eyes turned red. Niem Niem thought for a moment. Then gently shook his head.

"But I don't want to go home with dad."

Pho Thua Nghien nodded.

"Dad won't force you."

Niem Niem turned around and hugged me.

"I'm done talking."

I patted her head.

"You did very well."

Pho Thua Nghien stood up.

"I just asked for visitation rights."

"Follow the law."

"And don't take her away without permission."

He nodded. Father Pho pushed the contract forward again.

"Miss Shen."

"The deputy mayor is ready to re-sign the agreement."

"All projects for children will apply Tham Thi's standards."

I opened the file. Uncle Chau stood next to him and reminded in a low voice:

"Conditions are much better than before."

I closed the file.

"Can discuss."

A little hope flashed in Pho Thua Nghien's eyes. I continued:

"But we have to change the person in charge."

Father Pho asked: I looked straight at Pho Thua Nghien.

"Change him."

Pho Thua Nghien was stunned. Father Pho was silent for a few seconds. Pho Thua Nghien's face completely darkened. Father Pho coldly looked at his son.

"Even my family can't manage it."

"What qualifications do you have to manage a project?"

Sitting on the side, Tong Van Tinh suddenly burst out laughing.

"Mr. Thua Nghien."

"So you also have today."

Pho Thua Nghien looked at her.

"Isn't this exactly what you want?"

Tong Van Tinh bit her lips tightly.

"What I want..."

"It's me who chose you."

He closed his eyes. Voice full of fatigue.

"I never said I would choose you."

Tong Van Tinh burst out laughing. The smile trembled pitifully.

"But what you do..."

"It all makes me think I'm going to win."

In the meeting room, no one spoke. I stood up.

"The love story between two people."

"Go out and deal with it."

"We're just discussing business here."

Father Pho immediately chimed in:

"Miss Shen is right."

First time. Pho Thua Nghien was invited out of the meeting room by his father in front of me. Before the door closed. He was still looking at me.

"Van Duong."

"I will make up for everything."

I didn't raise my head. Uncle Chau placed another file in front of me.

"There's one more thing."

"The ceremony to announce Thanh Hoa's founding anniversary will take place next week."

"President Tham hopes that you will officially appear."

My hand that was flipping through the documents suddenly stopped. Uncle Chau continued:

"If you don't show up."

"The Pho family and the Song family will continue to take advantage of your name."

I looked at Niem Niem. The girl is seriously tying a bow for her stuffed bunny. I nodded slightly.

"Then appear."

Heard that sentence. Tong Van Tinh's face immediately changed. She jumped up.

"Shen Van Duong!"

"You can't appear!"

I looked at her. Tong Van Tinh choked. Because she knows better than anyone. Once I officially step into the light... The so-called "stolen life" that she always makes up... Will become the biggest joke. The day before the press conference. A long article suddenly appeared online. Extremely sensational title:

"The real Thien Kim returned, forcing the nurturing Thien Kim to leave, ruining the future of a single mother's child."

In the article. I was described as an arrogant, domineering young lady. And Tong Van Tinh became a poor woman who had to bow her head and be patient. Deputy Thua Nghien called me.

"It wasn't me who posted."

He stopped.

"Didn't you ask who it was?"

I laughed.

"Other than Tong Van Tinh..."

"Who else cries so well?"

He was silent. A moment later he said:

"Maybe she was just cornered."

I laughed out loud.

"Deputy Thua Nghien."

"You still explain to her now?"

He immediately denied:

"No."

I hung up. At that moment, Uncle Chau walked in.

"Does the press conference need to be postponed?"

"Public opinion is still very hot."

I looked at the computer screen. The corners of the lips curled slightly.

"The hotter the better."

The day of the press conference. Outside was packed with people. Tong Van Tinh also came. She wore a long light-colored dress. Leading Tong Trach by hand. Next to him is Tong's mother. Tong's mother continuously said to those around her:

"We don't want to cause trouble."

"We just want some justice."

I walked straight towards them.