On Doan Ngo Day, They Forced Me to Give Up My House to My Younger Brother
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Chapter 15

Chapter 15 — On Doan Ngo Day, They Forced Me to Give Up My House to My Younger Brother

Updated 10/08/2026 4 min read

I looked down at the bag. Inside are meat-filled dumplings. I don't eat meat-filled dumplings. I put the bag back in her hand.

“Give it to Lam Dieu.”

Her tears fell again.

“Why did you become like this?”

I calmly replied:

“I just don't pretend to be good anymore.”

From the beginning until now, Hua Tri Hanh has been standing by, not interfering. My father looked at him. Suddenly asked:

“Are you after my daughter?”

I immediately frowned. But it was as if he had just grasped some weakness.

“No wonder it's so tough now.”

“It turns out there is someone behind it.”

Hua Tri Hanh calmly spoke:

“Lam Van's confidence comes from herself.”

My mother looked at him. Then looked at me again.

“If you are truly in love.”

“You should also bring it home for your parents to see.”

“People are not qualified to judge.”

My father immediately got angry.

“I am your father!”

I looked straight at him.

“The same person who said I'm not my biological child.”

He immediately choked up. There are still many company employees around. My mother quickly pulled his hand. This time they turned and left. The back has rarely looked so tired. I don't chase. Hua Tri Hanh asked softly: I nodded.

“There is a party to celebrate the project tonight.”

“Are you going?”

"Of course."

During the celebration party. The lady who owned the cake shop raised her glass.

“If it weren't for you, this year our store would probably still be having a headache over buying back space.”

“Thanks to everyone who believes in me.”

Hua Tri Hanh sat next to him.

“Pre-orders are still increasing.”

“Tomorrow it could exceed 4,000 boxes.”

The whole project team immediately cheered.

“Miss Van is really great!”

“This batch is sure to be a bestseller!”

I took a sip of tea. The phone suddenly lit up. It's a message from my cousin.

"Lam Dieu went to his relatives' group to cry again."

“Tell me to push him to the limit.”

“Auntie Two started defending again.”

I replied:

“Send screenshot.”

A moment later. She sent a whole series of messages. Lam Dieu says:

“Now she has the company's leader backing her.”

"You don't care about your family anymore."

Aunt Hai added:

“Van Van is doing too much.”

Uncle Ba also texted:

“The store was originally the property of the Lam family.”

“What's the point of keeping a daughter?”

I transferred all the photos to lawyer Trinh. Not long after, he replied:

“You can send a lawyer's letter tomorrow.”

I thought for a moment.

“No rush.”

Hua Tri Hanh looked at me.

“Is it a family matter again?”

I nodded.

“Do you need any help?”

I smiled.

“Need a location.”

He was a bit surprised.

“What are you going to do?”

I put down the phone.

“They like to talk in front of everyone.”

“Then let's settle it in front of everyone.”

Three days later. Aunt Hai's son's engagement party. The location is a large restaurant. Actually, I wasn't invited. But Aunt Hai deliberately sent to the group:

"I wonder if Van Van's status is different now, and if she still values poor relatives like us."

I only answer with one word. Cousin immediately sent a private message.

“Are you really going?”

“They certainly didn't say anything nice.”

At the engagement party. As soon as she saw me, Aunt Hai smirked.

“The department head is here.”

Uncle Ba immediately continued:

“It's different now.”

"Even if I sit idle, the store rental money goes into my pocket."

The eldest aunt said bitterly:

“If a girl is too calculating, it will be difficult for her to get married.”

I pulled out a chair and sat down.

"Finished Not yet?"

Auntie Hai's face immediately darkened.

“The adults said a few words.”

“Are you using that attitude?”

I looked straight at her.

“Do adults have the right to make things up?”

The whole table immediately fell silent. Lam Dieu was also present. He was wearing a wrinkled shirt. Sitting next to my mother. Looks much more haggard than last time. But the eyes looking at me were still full of resentment. My father didn't come. As soon as my mother saw me, she seemed to shy away. But Aunt Hai refused to give up.

“My little brother has lost a lot of weight these days.”

“As an older sister, are you really not going to care at all?”

“He's twenty-four years old.”

Uncle Ba immediately said:

“Don't always talk about age.”

“He doesn't study as well as me.”

“Not as good at making money as you.”

“How about I help him a little?”

I took out my phone.

“How much help?”

“Home for him.”

“Shop for him.”

“Is the salary also given to him?”

The eldest aunt spoke up:

“This kid talks too harshly.”

The cousin immediately objected:

“When everyone forced her, it was much worse than that.”

Second Aunt glared at her.

“Stop defending him.”

At that moment, Lam Dieu suddenly stood up.

“Okay.”

“Everyone, stop talking.”

“She looks down on me, I accept it.”

He took a step back like that. On the contrary, it makes me look even more pitiful. Several relatives around the table all looked over. My mother started to cry again.

“Tieu Dieu has also admitted his mistake.”

“What else do you want?”

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