Chapter 6 — My Mother Stole 80,000,000 Yuan, And My Boyfriend Shows His True Form

He stopped.

"I want you to know I'm also very awkward."

"I'm in a difficult situation so I let my relatives scold me?"

"I spoke up to protect you."

I looked at him.

"You mean the sentence 'Tieu Hoa is also a victim'?"

"Isn't that so?"

"I was treated like that by my mother, and I still have to bear the burden for her."

My mother laughed.

"Truong Thac."

"Your mouth when you sell fish at the market..."

"...then even a dead fish is considered alive by you."

Truong Thac did not pay attention to her. Just look at me.

"Tieu Hoa."

"Just tell your aunt to give you the money back."

"Or at least clarify the debt."

"We can still register our marriage."

"What if I can't get my money back?"

His voice was low.

"So let's temporarily separate for a while."

"Wait until everything is resolved."

"What if it can't be resolved?"

Truong Thac did not answer. Mom leaned against the door frame.

"To put it bluntly..."

"...if you don't see the money, don't get married."

Finally, Truong Thac could not bear it anymore.

"What family gets married and wants to incur a debt of 2,000,000 yuan?"

"Auntie, don't say you're so noble."

"Auntie took all of Tieu Hoa's money because she was afraid that the Truong family would share it with us?"

Mom nodded. Truong Thac was stunned. Mother calmly continued:

"I'm just afraid that you guys will split up."

That frankness made his face turn pale. I spoke up:

"Truong Thac."

"Go home."

He looked at me. Suddenly, he took out a piece of paper from his pocket.

"If that's the case..."

"Let's write clearly about the annulment of the marriage."

"Avoid future disputes."

I take it. On it is a declaration of annulment. He already signed it. There is a sentence in it:

"The two sides confirm that there is no common property dispute. Truong Thac and his family do not have to bear any debt of Lam Tieu Hoa. At the same time, Lam Tieu Hoa is not allowed to use any reason to request financial compensation from Truong Thac and his family."

Just saw that sentence. My mother's eyes lit up as if she had just seen the tenant proactively pay six months' rent in advance. She immediately stuffed the pen into my hand. I signed the declaration of annulment. The moment Truong Thac held back the paper. His whole body felt like a weight had been lifted from him. He carefully folded the paper and put it in his pocket. Don't forget to show your sad face.

"Tieu Hoa."

"I hope you don't blame me."

"I just can't risk the second half of my parents' lives."

My mother immediately asked:

"Are your parents planning to live the next half of their lives depending on my daughter?"

Truong Thac's face stiffened again.

"I don't need every sentence to be so sarcastic."

"I'm uneducated."

"Only know how to stab the right person."

At this time, many people had gathered in the hallway. The girl selling rice rolls stood right at the door holding a bowl. Tran Lao Tam poked his head from the corner of the stairs. Even Tieu Hoang, the young man who repaired phones on the upper floor, was squatting on the stairs waiting for stories. Truong Thac didn't want to lose face in front of the crowd so he lowered his voice:

"Tieu Hoa, I'll go first."

"If anything comes up in the future, you can still find me."

"But don't talk about money anymore."

At that moment, Duong Vien ran over. She was wearing a pair of sneakers, her hair was tied up hastily, and she was holding half a cup of milk tea in her hand. As soon as she heard that sentence, she immediately turned on battle mode.

"How big is your face?"

"What is he looking for you for?"

"Look for me to learn how to throw my fiancee in group of relatives to open a denunciation conference?"

Truong Thac frowned.

"Duong Vien, this is between me and Tieu Hoa."

"What's going on between you two?"

"Then when the whole Truong family cursed him, why didn't you say it was between the two of you?"

"My aunt, uncle, and mother take turns going to war."

"Noisier than the loudspeaker in the village."

Truong Thac's face turned cold.

"I'm not arguing with you."

Duong Vien took a step forward.

"Not without argument."

"But I don't dare argue."

"For someone like you, the abacus can be tapped louder than my grandmother's dentures."

"When Tieu Hoa had money, he said he loved her for who she was."

"When Tieu Hoa was in debt, he said marriage needed to be calm."

"Calm down what?"

"You're just a coward."

Some people in the crowd of onlookers burst out laughing. Truong Thac's face turned red all the way to his neck. He looked at me.

"Lam Tieu Hoa."

"You just let your friend insult me like that?"

I haven't even opened my mouth yet. Duong Vien stuffed a cup of milk tea into my hand.

"What if I insult you?"

"When I signed the declaration of annulment, I knew how to protect myself."

"A man who protects himself is called rational."

"If a woman protects herself, is that called forcing you?"

Truong Thac looked at me. There is still the last bit of hope in my eyes.

"Tieu Hoa."

"Do you think so too?"

"I think she speaks quite accurately."

Truong Thac's face completely sank.

"If you look at me like that..."

"Then don't regret it later."

He turned and went down the stairs. But just halfway up the floor, Vuong Que Phan led Truong Kien Quoc and a young girl up. That girl I once met. Truong Thac's cousin, Truong Thien Thien.