Chapter 7 — Rebirth on the Day of Departure

14 Khong Tuan Kiet came to seek his favor. He also brought along a matchmaker. He still doesn't know that Tran Tu Yen is not a golden general. He smiled brazenly: "General, your daughter is pregnant with my child, it's been more than three months." He looked with satisfaction at Tran Tu Yen's pale face: "Today, even if I don't agree, I have to agree. Out of respect for the child, I will bear the loss a little, the bride price just needs to be a little more than when the general marries a woman to the Marquis's palace." “Don't you dare you bastard!” Father got angry, picked up a flower vase and threw it straight at him. "Don't drag my daughter into it, my daughter is Lieu Lieu. If you like that evil creature, take it away." Tran Tu Yen cried and refused to leave. Mother wiped her tears and said: "No wonder you screamed, determined not to marry the crown prince, and forced us to find a replacement. If you were a good child, it would be okay to stay with Lieu Lieu. But you have a dark heart..." Father looked at her coldly: "For the love that was once your father, just take what's in your room." The childhood friend looked at Tran Tu Yen, then looked at me, his mouth open: "So Lieu Lieu is the golden general's palace?" He's good at turning heads. Immediately smiled and flattered me: "Lieu Lieu, I came to find you on purpose. When will you and the crown prince divorce? I don't blame you for being married, I will still take you as my main wife." “Divorce and then marry you?” It's funny, I feel like I just heard a joke in broad daylight. I am currently a high-ranking concubine and a countess in the future, so I would marry a scoundrel like him? Khong Tuan Kiet couldn't hear the mockery in my voice. He nodded and grinned: "That's right. Lieu Lieu, do you remember? When we were kids, we used to steal sweet potatoes. At that time, you said you would marry me when you grow up." “Khong Tuan Kiet, didn't you say you would marry me?” Tran Tu Yen saw that he treated her like air, and was furious: "You once said you admired me, but I only regret that my status is not worthy. "I got pregnant because of you, ran away from marriage with the crown prince, and now you want to marry someone else, have you asked me?" Not giving Khong Tuan Kiet a chance to deny, she rushed forward and tore his face, immediately leaving several long blood stains. Khong Tuan Kiet was in so much pain that he pushed her away: "You crazy woman! Stay away from me. What are you now? If you want to marry me, there is no way. Since you are pregnant, I reluctantly accept you as my concubine." I was watching a fun game when I felt a cold feeling on my back. Turning back to look, he saw the crown prince purse his lips and look frustrated: "Lieu Lieu, do you really want to divorce me and then marry him?" 15 15 What is "watching a funny show and then returning to yourself"? I finally understand. I decided to have a serious talk with the crown prince for once. I dragged him to the cottage my parents had prepared for me. “My lord, if I really want to separate with you and marry him, what will you do?” The prince's face turned pale. On the surface, he is a general with great prestige, glorious victories, and one enemy against ten. But standing in front of me is a man who is not good at saying love words. “You want to separate, I agree... but don't marry Khong Tuan Kiet. He is just a petty person greedy for money and vain glory, not someone worth entrusting his life to." I pulled his belt and leaned my face close: "So who do you think is worthy, husband?" The crown prince's face turned red and he whispered: "Lieu Lieu." I smiled charmingly: “Aren't I your wife? Why should it? Be a person worthy of others? That night, the prince was a little drunk. Forgot to put the mattress on the ground. That delayed honeymoon night finally arrived, it was I who took the initiative. 16 When she woke up, Tran Tu Yen had left the general's palace, taking with her all the belongings in her room. Khong Tuan Kiet also left. I gave the prince the letter that Khong Tuan Kiet had written to me before. "Your Highness, have you forgotten? Khong Tuan Kiet plotted to harm you. This crime deserves death." Perhaps because he didn't sleep on the ground last night, it made him even more certain of his position in my heart. This time the crown prince didn't probe anymore: "I listen to you. People like him should be punished according to the law." However, when the prince's guard came to Khong Tuan Kiet, he was fighting with Tran Tu Yen. It turns out that after the crown prince and I left, my father was not polite and directly kicked Tran Tu Yen out of the palace. Khong Tuan Kiet originally intended to leave. But when he saw Tran Tu Yen being chased away, carrying many belongings, he boldly turned back. Tran Tu Yen thought he had returned to his senses, so he brought his things and moved into his shabby house. Even though it's a skinny camel, it's still bigger than a horse. Tran Tu Yen was pampered by my parents for eighteen years, carrying enough wealth for the two of us to live a lifetime. But both of them do not know how to live frugally. Tran Tu Yen spent lavishly, buying a bunch of servants. Khong Tuan Kiet took the silver she gave him and went straight to the casino. Playing a few big games and spending all his money, he began secretly selling Tran Tu Yen's jewelry. Later, the more he lost, the more he sold the maid that Tran Tu Yen had bought. When he lost everything, he aimed at Tran Tu Yen himself. “I heard that there are people who cannot have children and really want to buy pregnant women. Tu Yen, if you are supported by a rich family, be grateful to the child's father." Tran Tu Yen protested: “You are an animal! Is there anyone, please help me!” But it was too late, he dragged her to the human trafficking place. Because Tran Tu Yen has an aggressive temper, no one dares to buy. Rolling back and forth, the child in her womb was aborted. She went completely crazy and fought with Khong Tuan Kiet. After scratching his face, she ran to the temple to accuse him of kidnapping civilians. The government initially intended to settle the matter.