Chapter 15 — My mother-in-law made a will to steal my property, leaving the whole family empty-handed

After returning, I felt like I became a different person. All the darkness in my heart... was dried by the highland sunlight. I put all my energy into my work. After becoming a project director, the pressure is greater, but the motivation is also stronger. Life is quiet but full. To the point that I almost forgot the existence of the Ly family. Until a distant relative called me. Her voice was full of gloating.

“Tieu Tinh, guess who I just saw?”

“Ly Vy, now she works as a cashier at the supermarket right at the gate of our area.”

“It looked so haggard, I almost didn't recognize it.”

I just said “yes” lightly. There was no reaction. She seemed disappointed, but continued.

“His house is very miserable now.”

"Sold the house, now renting an old place, I heard the rent is almost impossible to pay."

“Chu Cam cries every day, scolds his son for being useless, scolds his daughter for destroying her property.”

"Ly Hao was forced to go to work during the day and deliver food at night. He couldn't even see the person."

I listened quietly. Not happy... not sad either. Their lives no longer concern me.

“Ah, she even asked about you.”

The relative changed his tone.

“Ask me where I live, what company I work for, if I have a new boyfriend.”

I frowned slightly.

“Be careful.”

"Hearing her voice...still won't let go."

“And after all, I was once a daughter-in-law, I can't watch them starve to death.”

“She was going to come find me… to ‘ask for help’.”

Please help? I laughed coldly. Shameless… there really is no limit.

“I know, thank you aunty.”

“I won't let them know any information.”

“Yes, stay away from that type of person.”

The smile on my face also disappeared. I used to think, kick them out of the house, get their money back... that was the end. But it seems I underestimated them. For those who live by sucking the blood of others... As long as they still see the "source of life"... they will never let go. They are like something that clings to the bones. Not cutting it off completely... will forever make people disgusted. I looked at the traffic outside the window. It's time for me to write an ending for this play... that can never be overturned. Passive defense... will never solve the problem. I need to proactively take action and once and for all deal with all the remaining problems. I didn't look for a lawyer, because things like restraining orders only work on people who still know how to save face. For people like Chu Cam... that piece of paper is not even worth as much as a tissue. I spent some money and contacted the private detective who had helped me investigate before. My request is very simple. I need to know all of Ly Hao's current job information, along with their family's recent financial situation. That person's performance was still as high as before, just three days later, a detailed report was in my mailbox. The content inside... is even more unique than I thought. Ly Hao is truly risking his life. During the day he works in an office at a small company, at night he works a sorting shift at a logistics center, sleeping less than four hours a day. But that's not the point. The bottom line is... Chu Cam has secretly dug an even deeper hole. Unable to bear a life of poverty, she got involved in gambling. If you lose money, take out a hot loan. In just two months... between the mother and the child, the debt amounted to one hundred thousand yuan. She didn't dare tell Ly Hao. She lived every day in fear of debt collection calls. In the report There are also photos. Their motel door was splashed with red paint.

“THE EVENING OF THE DAY OF PAYING THE DEBT, THE HOLY SHIRT OF THE CEMETERY.”

Those eight words... hit the viewer right in the eye. I looked at that photo, my eyes gradually colder. I know what I should do. I did not contact the debt collector. I also don't use violence. What I use... is to attack the psychology directly. I went to the company website where Ly Hao worked and found the email of the internal inspection department. Then use an anonymous email... send a denunciation letter. In the letter, I did not mention any personal grudges. I just stand from the perspective of "the one who knows" and express my "worry". I mentioned that Ly Hao was carrying a large debt due to family circumstances, and there were signs of being forced to collect his debt using strong measures. I pose the question... Is an employee under such financial and mental pressure... still capable of taking on his current position? Can he do things that harm the company for money? For example, leaking internal information... or misusing company assets. I also "thoughtfully" attached a photo of the house's door with paint splashed on it. Having finished everything, I erased the traces. Lean back in your chair... take a deep breath. I don't need him fired. I just need to plant a seed... called "risk". As long as that seed takes root in the eyes of management... everything else will happen on its own.