Chapter 18 — Reclaiming the Future

Ha Man's whole family turned pale and was about to leave. Phung Van immediately blocked the door. “Don't rush.” “The debt repayment plan has not yet been signed.” Ha Man gritted her teeth. “I have no money now.” Phung Van said. "If you don't have money, write clearly when to pay." “Aren't you the best at writing warrants?” Lawyer La pushed the paper and pen over. “Borrowers can confirm debt in advance.” “Then discuss installment payments.” Ha Man's father wanted to be angry. But looking at the whole room full of recordings and documents, in the end I didn't dare to continue making noise. Ha Man clenched her pen, her hands shaking violently. Halfway through writing, she suddenly raised her head and looked at me. His eyes were dark and resentful. “Nam Chi.” “Don't think you've won.” “No matter how well you pass the exam, you still have to have an internet connection to go to school.” Mother's face darkened. Lawyer La immediately spoke up. “I heard this sentence.” Ha Man stiffened. I looked at her, suddenly no longer afraid. “Of course I will go to school.” “Plus, you study really well.” “So good that all of you can only look up.” Ha Man was so angry that his whole body was shaking. Just as she was about to speak, Ly Khai's phone suddenly rang. After answering the phone, his face slowly turned white. I don't know what the other end of the line said. He raised his head to look at Ha Man. “The hospital called back.” “The person who contacted me for the last medical examination was not me.” “It's Mr. Tran.” 19 The brother held the phone like he was holding a piece of broken glass. The voice on the other end of the line continued. “Finally, do you guys want to change contacts?” "Last time, Ms. Ha said that future expenses would be advanced by Mr. Tran." "Today Mr. Tran called again to ask if he could send additional inspection forms." His brother's throat moved. “Are you sure it wasn't me who contacted you?” The other party hesitated a bit. “In the system, it says Mr. Tran.” “The last four numbers of the phone are three seven two one.” “At that time, Ms. Ha signed the confirmation.” Ha Man's whole body was limp, leaning on her mother's lap, her lips trembling so much that she couldn't speak. The brother hung up the phone and slowly looked at her. “What do you have left to say?” Tears immediately welled up in Ha Man's eyes. “Ly Khai, I really didn't mean to hide it from you.” “I was scared at that time.” “I'm afraid you don't need me.” The older brother smiled. Smiling is more unsightly than crying. “So I forced your mother to spend money to support me.” “Forcibly send your sister to the factory to repay her debt.” “Forcing me to put a child I don't know whose it is on my head, like a fool.” Ha Man cried and shook her head. “The child may not be yours.” “Really.” “It's just that the days are a bit chaotic.” "You'll know when you're born." The brother took a step back. “You didn't say that just now.” “Just now you said you were drunk that time.” Ha Man's face turned gray. Her mother immediately blocked the front. “Ly Khai, don't say you're not in love.” “Man Man is pregnant, you forcing her now is unconscionable.” The brother looked at her mother. “Do you people have a conscience?” "You know she borrowed money, you know she peeped at my mother's house, you know she wanted to force my sister to drop out of school." “You guys keep asking for nephews and then asking for child support money.” Ha Man's mother was so embarrassed that her face turned red. Grandma was still standing next to her, muttering. “Khai, you have to be careful about the child.” “What if it's mine?” "It's not easy for women to marry, I can't turn around now." His brother suddenly turned his head to look at her. "Paternal grandmother." “If it were me who was forced into the factory today, would you tell me to hold back?” Grandma frowned. "I'm a boy, how can they be the same?" Those words made his brother's eyes completely red. He looked at me, then at his mother, his voice low and hoarse. “It turns out they're not the same.” “So Nam Chi deserved to be pushed out.” “So my mother's money has to be filled forever.” “So it's natural that I'm useless like this and everyone still takes it for granted.” No one responded. Dad stood in the middle of the living room, his face sometimes blue, sometimes white. I thought he would have at least a moment of remorse. But he looked at me and the first thing he said was. “Now first of all, don't talk about these things.” "Nam Chi's matter can be postponed." "The Ha Man side has become like this, Ly Khai must have a way to deal with it." Mom suddenly burst out laughing. “Ly Hoai Nhan.” “You really are at the end of your rope.” Dad frowned. “I'm handling the problem.” Mom said. “The way you handle the problem is to continue sacrificing my daughter.” “The child in b

His daughter-in-law's intentions are not clear, he wants Nam Chi to postpone." "Your son's marriage is so rotten, you want Nam Chi to postpone it." "The money you owe went out, your card was swiped, you also want Nam Chi to postpone." “What does it owe you anyway?” Dad's lips moved. “It is a member of this family.” Mom looked at me. “Nam Chi, remember carefully.” “From today, you are not their spare money bag.” “It's not anyone's way out either.” I nodded. “I remember.” Lawyer La collected each piece of documents on the table. “Mrs. Manh, do three things first tonight.” “First, back up all exchange history.” “Second, tomorrow when the house is closed, let the management testify and take photos to inventory.” “Third, for signatures that are not genuine and large expenses, prepare a written report.” Mom nodded. Ha Man suddenly screamed high-pitched. "Don't try to close the house." “I just stay there.” “I'm pregnant, who dares to touch me?”