Chapter 5 — On Doan Ngo Day, They Forced Me to Give Up My House to My Younger Brother

There were no more tears in my mother's eyes at this moment. Only resentment remains. She stared at me.

“Do you really think you are your biological child?”

I raised my eyes to look at her. She immediately realized she had said something wrong and quickly shut up. I slowly asked:

“What did mom say just now?”

She turned away.

“Mom didn't say anything.”

My father stood up. I laughed. Walking to the door, I turned around.

“Tomorrow at ten o'clock in the morning, lawyer Trinh will be here.”

My father was angry.

“Don't people want to follow the legal process?”

I looked at him.

“I will go with you until the end.”

Day three. It is Doan Ngo Festival. Originally, I didn't intend to return. But at eight o'clock in the morning, the phone suddenly received a call from the building management.

“Miss Lam, right?”

“Your parents brought a group of people here, saying they wanted to come into your house.”

I immediately drove to Nam Kieu apartment complex. As soon as I arrived, I saw my mother sitting in front of the door crying. Lam Dieu raised his phone to film.

“Everyone look!”

“This is my sister!”

"Tet Doan Ngo locked his biological parents outside the door, he lived in a new house, and left his younger brother without a wedding house!"

A few neighbors had gathered around. To Man was also present. She stood next to her, her eyes red.

“Sister, we just want to have a nice talk with you.”

I stepped forward.

“What are we talking about?”

As soon as she saw me, she immediately cried harder.

“How can you be so cruel?”

“Your father was so angry last night that he stayed up all night.”

"Today is Doan Ngo Festival, my parents just wanted to visit me, but I didn't even open the door."

I calmly replied:

“Everyone did not notify the management in advance.”

Lam Dieu immediately turned the phone towards me.

“Netizens are all watching.”

“Do you dare to say that you are not ungrateful?”

I looked at the phone.

“Are you livestreaming?”

He smirked.

“Are you scared?”

I shook my head. From my bag, I took out a piece of paper.

“Lawyer Trinh is coming soon.”

My father's face immediately darkened.

“You even called a lawyer?”

I ask in return:

“Everyone brought people to block my front door.”

“Shouldn't I call?”

The neighbors next door started whispering.

“What is it all about?”

"I heard that my older sister refused to give up her house to her younger brother."

“Whose name is that house in?”

Lam Dieu immediately said:

“In her name.”

“But the money is spent by the family.”

I looked at him.

“Where is the evidence?”

He choked.

“My family raised her this much.”

“Isn't that proof?”

I nodded. Then open the phone. The entire transfer history is projected directly onto the large screen in the building's management lobby.

“The total amount of money I transferred home in the past six years is 346,000 yuan.”

The chatter immediately became louder.

“Oh my god.”

“Does your sister still send that much money home?”

My mother panicked.

“That's being filial to your parents!”

I nodded.

“So don't say this house was bought for me by my family.”

Lam Dieu gritted his teeth.

“Even so, I'm not your biological child.”

“Shouldn't there be no need to reciprocate?”

I looked straight at him.

“Who says I'm not my biological child?”

My father's eyelids twitched.

“Don't make trouble outside!”

I took out a report from my file bag.

“Results of DNA testing.”

The crying on my mother's face immediately stopped. In Lam Dieu's livestream room, comments are still going on run continuously. He bowed his head and glanced at the screen. The hand started to become frantic. To Man said softly:

“Tieu Dieu... turn off the livestream first.”

Lam Dieu did not listen.

“If you come out here with a fake piece of paper, who can you scare?”

At that moment, the elevator door opened. Lawyer Trinh walked out. Behind him was a middle-aged man wearing a dark shirt. As soon as he saw that person, my father immediately took a step back. My mother also stopped crying. The middle-aged man looked straight at my father.

“Lin Kien Quoc.”

"Long time no see."

“Who are you?”

Attorney Trinh introduces:

"This is Mr. Chu, the former director of the district obstetrics hospital that year."

“He was also one of the witnesses to your grandfather's will.”

My father's expression immediately changed.

“What are you doing here?”

Mr. Chu looked at him.

“I know part of what happened in your family twenty-eight years ago.”

Lam Dieu slowly lowered the phone. My mother immediately screamed:

“You shut up!”

But Mr. Chu did not pay attention at all.

“That year, Mrs. Lam actually gave birth to a baby girl.”

“But carrying the wrong newborn has never happened to Lam Van.”

I turned to look at my mother.

“So who did it happen to?”

Mr. Chu's eyes turned to Lam Dieu. Lam Dieu's face immediately turned pale.

“What are you looking at me for?”

Mr. Chu calmly said:

"That year, the boy you took home to raise was the son of a distant relative of the Lam family."

"Later, the child's family encountered an incident and no one was left to take care of him."

“Her grandfather was moved and agreed to let the couple adopt him.”

My mother rushed forward to stop me.