Chapter 14 — On the wedding night, my husband took his blind assistant to the wedding bed. I directly canceled the engagement

I slowly pulled my sleeve up to my elbow. On his arm is an old scar. Not too deep. But very long. Grandma slowly spoke.

“That year…”

"Because I don't want the relationship between the On family and the Tham family to become more and more tied."

“So she didn't let Duong Duong say it.”

“Tham Nghien.”

“Your so-called life-saving benefactor…”

“Actually just the person who picked up your cufflinks in front of the hospital gate.”

“And then impersonate that credit.”

Tham Nghien turned to look at Lam Man.

“I once said…”

“I saved you right in the car.”

Lam Man shook his head continuously.

“A Nghien…”

“I don't remember clearly anymore.”

“I was also injured that day.”

Uncle Tran took out another hospital bill.

“It's true that Ms. Lam went to the hospital that day.”

“But the department she examines…”

“It's the Department of Dermatology.”

“Diagnosis: Skin allergy.”

Khuong Hoa clapped his hands.

“Blind eyes…”

“But you went to the Dermatology department?”

The workers finally couldn't stand it anymore. Laughter echoed throughout the factory. Tham Nghien still clutched the photo. His face lost its color little by little. Lam Man burst into tears and knelt down.

“A Nghien…”

“I didn't mean to trick you.”

“I just... love you so much.”

“I'm afraid you don't need me.”

“I'm afraid you'll forget me.”

Tham Nghien took a step back. Lam Man's knee hit the cement floor hard. Made a heavy “thud” sound. But this time... No one feels sorry. Grandmother looked at Tham Nghien.

“The person who really saved you…”

“You pressured me to the point that I had to cancel the engagement.”

“Scammers…”

“Once again, you will cherish me like a treasure.”

“It seems…”

“The Tham family's eyes should also be treated.”

Tham Nghien raised his head and looked at me. His voice was hoarse.

“On Duong…”

“Why didn't you say it sooner?”

I looked at him.

“I said it before.”

Tham Nghien was stunned. I reminded him.

“Three days after the accident.”

“I came to the hospital to visit you.”

“Lam Man stood outside the door and said…”

“I believed the person who saved me was her.”

“Tell me not to take credit for a small wound.”

“Then…”

“You said it yourself.”

“What I hate the most are people who use favors as capital.”

Tham Nghien's face was completely pale. I pulled down my sleeve.

“I understood then.”

“So…”

“From then on.”

“I won't mention it again.”

After grandma returned... The Wen family's workshop seemed to change completely. She did not immediately take action to retaliate against the Tham family. The first thing she did... was to spread out the entire factory contract on the table. Then my father and I watched each version one by one.

“This clause.”

“The Tham family presses the price up to thirty percent.”

“You sign too?”

My father bowed his head.

“At that time... the factory was in dire need of capital.”

Grandma took another copy.

“This clause.”

“If the buyer delays payment, it is not considered a breach of contract.”

“You sign too?”

My father bowed his head even lower.

“A Nghien said…”

“We are all one family.”

Grandma slammed the contract on the table.

“One family…”

“Not a bloodsucking leech.”

My father was scolded to the point that he did not dare to raise his head. On Du stood next to him. For the first time, I didn't dare to argue back. I looked at my grandmother.

"Grandmother."

“Can it still be saved now?”

She looked at me.

“But you have to go and regain the Wen family's skills yourself.”

Khuong Hoa listened but did not understand.

“Skills...”

“Can someone steal it too?”

Grandma calmly replied:

“Their new high-end fabric line Tham..."

“Using the Wen family's improved begonia pattern.”

She looked at me.

“That blueprint…”

“Who drew it?”

“So who is the person in the name?”

I was silent. My father suddenly raised his head.

“Duong Duong?”

“A Nghien said…”

“That is the result of the Tham Thi design team.”

I nodded slightly.

“Before getting married.”

“I once gave him some sketches.”

“He said…”

“Just bring it for grandpa to see.”

Grandma laughed coldly.

“Watch for a while…”

“Becoming part of the Tham family again.”

On Du was so angry that he exploded.

“He dares to steal your drawings?”

I calmly replied.

“Before the product officially launches.”

“I was planning on asking for it back.”

“But then the wedding was scheduled.”

“I thought…”

Khuong Hoa continued.

“I thought he more or less knew how to save face.”

Grandma looked at me.

“Do you still think so now?”

I shook my head. That night. My grandmother took me to the preparation meeting for the Giang Thanh Handicrafts Exhibition. The Tham family was also present. Tham Nghien sat next to the organizers. Lam Man did not go along. As soon as Tham's mother saw me and my grandmother, her face immediately became extremely unsightly. She was the one who spoke first.

“The old lady is named To.”

“We haven't seen each other for many years.”

“As soon as I returned, I backed up my juniors and caused trouble.”

“I'm afraid... it's not a pretty face.”

Grandma smiled softly.

“She's old.”

“Face... is no longer worth much.”

“But your Tham family is different.”

“Stealing a little girl's blueprints...”

"And you dare to proudly bring it up for exhibition."

“Your liver isn't small either.”