Chapter 7 — On a 5-day business trip, I called the police to kick my husband's entire family out of the house

I looked for two seconds then raised my head.

“And then what?”

“So what?”

She raised her eyebrows.

“I just wanted to come see what the wife who is about to be kicked out of the house looks like.”

“Are you done watching yet?”

“I have to go home.”

She doesn't go. On the contrary, he took a step forward, tilted his head to look at me, the corners of his lips carried the aggressive smile of young girls.

“Lam Van Tinh, do you know why Hao Nam doesn't want to have children with you?”

“I'm not interested in what you're about to say.”

“Because from the beginning he didn't plan to spend his life with you.”

She placed her hand on her stomach.

“You're just…”

“A pedal.”

I looked at her youthful face, at her meticulously edited facial features, and then at the hand placed on her stomach.

“Tong Nha, right?”

“Do you know that 300,000 yuan is a consumer loan?”

“Do you know what its annual interest rate is?”

“Do you know his monthly salary is only 15,000 yuan?”

The smile on her face stiffened in an instant.

“What do you think you are?”

“Do you think that after giving birth to his child, you will be given a house?”

I calmly looked at her.

"He even had to ask me to pay his own rent."

“The house he promised to transfer to your name…”

“It's mine.”

“On the certificate of ownership there is only my name.”

“He couldn't spend a dime.”

“You lied—”

“Go ask him if he has paid a single penny of mortgage in the past three years.”

“Also ask who pays the monthly installments for the other car.”

“Then ask more…”

“How much money does he have left in debt now?”

The attack on Tong Nha's face disappeared. Instead, it was the immature confusion of a young person, not yet able to hide it.

“I'm not telling you these things because I care about you.”

I put my bag on my shoulder.

“But because I find you quite pitiful.”

“He lied to me for three years.”

“Now change the target and continue to deceive her.”

“Believe it or not is up to you.”

I passed her and walked out of the building. There was no call back from the back. I didn't tell anyone about Tong Nha coming to find me. But that night, Chu Hao Nam called.

“What did you say to Tong Nha?”

His voice was a bit urgent.

“Lam Van Tinh, stop meddling in my business!”

“Your story?”

I laughed.

“I borrowed 300,000 yuan of spending money for her to have plastic surgery.”

"But before the divorce, that debt was still counted as debt incurred during the marriage."

“Your matter is of course my matter.”

“I told you, that's—”

“Okay.”

I interrupted.

“You called this because Tong Nha came back and made a fuss with you, right?”

Chu Hao Nam was silent.

“Chu Hao Nam, let me give you some advice.”

“If you still have time, let's sign the agreement.”

“It won't be in your best interest to prolong it any longer.”

“As for Tong Nha…”

“Go and comfort yourself.”

"Do you think I will sign that condition? Go away empty-handed?"

“Not empty-handed.”

“Your joint account is still divided.”

“But the house and car are not originally yours.”

“What right do you have to demand a share?”

“Three years of marriage!” He almost growled. “I was with you for three years—”

“You call that being with me?”

My voice turned cold.

“Stay at my house for free for three years.”

“Behind my back I'm raising a little tam.”

“Borrow 300,000 yuan for someone to fix their face.”

“Let your mother scold me for not knowing how to give birth child.”

“That's called being with me?”

“No sign! See you in court!”

He hung up. I put the phone down on the table and poured myself a glass of water. Go to court, go to court. I'm not afraid. The next day, I received notice of the opening of a hearing from the court. A month and a half later. Trial room number three, Cam Hoa District People's Court. Divorce dispute case between Chu Hao Nam and Lam Van Tinh. I looked back again. The plaintiff is Chu Hao Nam. He turned around and sued me. I immediately called Tu Manh.

“How can he be a plaintiff? Obviously I sued first.”

“He made a different case with a different claim.”

Tu Manh's voice was still very calm.

“Let me see his petition…”

"He requested recognition of his contribution to the house after marriage, asking for a share in the increased value of the real estate."

"The car is considered common property after marriage, so it is required to be divided in half."

“Joint account divided five years.”

“Confessed to having contributed to the house?”

I almost burst out laughing because I was angry.

“Contribute to what?”

“His lawyer claimed that in the past three years he has been involved in household maintenance and home repairs.”