Chapter 4 — On Doan Ngo Day, They Forced Me to Give Up My House to My Younger Brother

Ms. To's face immediately darkened.

“What does this girl talk like?”

Aunt Hai sat next to her, adding fuel to the fire:

"He's been like that since he was little. Learning a little bit of literacy means looking down on his family."

The eldest boy also spoke up:

“Van Van, quickly apologize to your parents.”

“Where did I go wrong?”

Mom slammed on the table.

“Yesterday in front of my relatives, I tore up the papers to transfer the house's name!”

“You even threatened my younger brother!”

“It was him blocking the door and not letting me leave.”

Lam Dieu immediately objected:

"When did I do that? Don't slander me."

At that moment, my cousin walked in.

“I heard it.”

Second Aunt rolled her eyes.

“It's you again?”

The cousin calmly said:

“I am a relative, not an outsider.”

To Man glanced at her then immediately pulled Lam Dieu's hand.

“Tieu Dieu, stop it.”

“If she doesn't want to, then that's fine.”

As soon as she said that, Mrs. To was immediately unhappy.

“Stop it, how about it?”

"If you don't have a house, how can you get married?"

“You Lam family didn't say that yesterday!”

My mother quickly laughed:

"Don't worry, the family is definitely there."

My father looked straight at me.

“Apartment in Nam Kieu.”

I curled my lips. Lam Dieu immediately stood up. I took out my phone. Click to open the recording. My mother's voice echoed in the room:

“If you don't come back, I will post the fact that you are not my biological child on your company group, so that your colleagues can see what kind of person you are!”

The whole room immediately fell silent. My mother rushed forward and tried to steal the phone. I took a step back.

“Don't rush.”

“There is still more.”

I played the second recording. Dad's voice rang out clearly:

"I'm not from the Lam family. I used the Lam family's money to buy a house, so there's a problem with that house."

Mr. To immediately frowned.

“Master, what exactly is going on?”

Mrs. To also turned to look at my mother.

“Didn't you say that the family bought it for him?”

My mother frantically explained:

"We raised him up. Isn't his money also the family's money?"

I calmly took out a stack of papers from my pocket.

“This is a deposit transfer document to buy a house.”

“This is the mortgage loan application.”

“This is my income confirmation.”

I put it all on the table.

"If the To family wants a wedding family, just look for Lam Dieu."

“Don't look for me.”

To Man's eyes immediately turned red.

“Sister, do you really not want me and Tieu Dieu to be happy?”

I looked at her.

“If you want to live well, don't peek into other people's houses.”

She shook her head continuously.

“I don't have…”

I interrupted.

“The bracelet on your hand was bought by me for my mother.”

“My mother wants to give it back to you, I accept.”

“But the house is not.”

Mrs. To lowered her head to look at the bracelet on her daughter's wrist.

“Didn't Tieu Dieu buy this bracelet for you?”

To Man's face immediately changed.

“Mom... I..."

Lam Dieu lost patience.

"It's just a bracelet. Why are you asking so much?"

Mr. To's voice became lower.

“Tieu Dieu.”

“Just how many more things are you hiding from us?”

My mother quickly stepped forward to mediate.

“The children are still young, they just don't understand things yet.”

“The matter of the wedding house will definitely be resolved.”

I laughed coldly.

“How to solve it?”

“Continue to pressure me?”

Dad gritted his teeth.

“Do you really have to make such a big deal about your family?”

I looked straight at him.

“The bad things in the house are not caused by me.”

The eldest boy quietly advised:

“Van Van, it's okay to come here."

I turned to look at him.

“Yesterday you said I should not take over the Lam family's property.”

“So today I ask you a question.”

"The house my grandfather left behind, do I have a share or not?"

He was stunned. My father immediately shouted loudly:

“What nonsense are you talking about?”

I took out the second set of documents from my bag.

“Copy of grandfather's will.”

“It's written very clearly in there.”

“The ancestral house will be inherited by my father and I together.”

Uncle Ba immediately couldn't sit still.

“When did you make your will?”

The cousin replied:

“Before my grandfather passed away, my father was a witness.”

Second Aunt gasped.

“Why... why is there Van Van's part included?”

I slowly replied:

“Because before he passed away, grandpa once said something.”

"Descendants of the Lam family, regardless of gender."

My father's face turned red.

“Are you taking that out to want to compete with dad about the old house?”

I calmly replied:

“Not a painting.”

“Just remind dad not to use the name of the Lam family to chase me away.”

My mother burst into tears.

“Why is this child so cruel?”

“We raised you all this time, and now you use your will to force us?”

I looked at her.

“Aren't you the ones who used your bloodline to force your child first?”

Mr. To stood up.

"We'll discuss this matter later."

To Man immediately panicked. Mrs. To looked at Lam Dieu, her face turned cold.

“There is no wedding house.”

“The bride price is not clearly stated.”

"And even lied to my daughter that the bracelet was bought by Tieu Dieu."

“The Lam family really knows how to talk.”

Lam Dieu immediately pointed at me.

“It's all because of her disruption!”

I calmly replied:

“I'm just stating the truth.”

To Man suddenly burst into tears, looking at me full of self-pity.

“Sister, do you have to make me lose face like that?”

I ask again:

"If you wear my bracelet, don't you feel embarrassed at my house?"

She immediately became speechless. My mother quickly held Mrs. To.

“Master, don't go.”

“This matter can really be solved.”

Mrs. To shook her hand away.

"Let's continue talking when we bring out the house book."

The To family members left. The door slammed shut. Lam Dieu immediately turned around and cursed.

“Are you satisfied now?”

“If my wedding really goes wrong, I won't forgive you!”

I picked up my bag.

“So let's find a decent job first.”

He rushed forward angrily. My cousin immediately stood in front of me.

“Try touching her.”

My father shouted loudly:

“Everyone shut up for me!”

The room once again fell silent. He stared at me.

“Do you really think that if you just have a will and have it recorded, you can win?”

I smiled faintly.

“At least not worse than the stories people make up.”