Chapter 6 — Shrimp Plate At Engagement Party

"Now that my job is gone, my reputation is also ruined. Chan Dinh Dinh has a fractured bone and has to rest for several months." "Luu Phuong... today she was fired from the kindergarten. People from the industry, trade and fire prevention agencies all came. The school was fined a large amount, and may even have to close." He finished speaking in one breath, as if he had exhausted all his strength. "Tham Nguyet, I know we are wrong. But you can... leave us alone." a way of life?”A way of life? When Luu Phuong humiliated me in front of everyone, when the whole family joined forces to swallow my parents' hard-earned money, did they ever leave a way for me to live? I lifted the coffee cup and took a sip. "Uncle Giang, the article can be deleted." Hope immediately flared in Giang Duc Quan's eyes. "But I have two conditions."08 Giang Duc Quan's body stiffened. He looked at me tensely. "You say it." "First, I want Luu Phuong to personally come to my house to apologize to my parents." I put down the coffee cup. The bottom of the cup hit the table, making a crisp sound. "It wasn't a call, it wasn't a text message, but she personally came to my house, stood in front of my parents and admitted she was wrong." Giang Duc Quan's face became very ugly. He knew that with Luu Phuong's personality, he still had to save face. This was even more annoying than killing her. "What about the second condition?" He spoke with difficulty. "Second." I looked at him and slowly said each word: "I want Giang Nguyen and Giang Dinh to write down the entire truth below Chu Thien's post." "Including the entire process of Giang Dinh gambling and getting into debt, Giang Nguyen embezzling the down payment money." buy my house and the money to buy my bracelet to pay off her debt.” “Then, I want them to screenshot that comment, post it on all their social platforms, post it to their classmates group, colleague group and relative group. I want everyone who knows them to know what good things they have done.”Giang Duc Quan suddenly stood up. The chair was pulled back, emitting a deafening friction sound. "Tam Nguyet! You're forcing them into death!" His eyes were bloodshot, glaring at me. "You've ruined their reputation and their jobs! What more do you want?" I calmly looked straight at him. "I just want to reclaim the justice that belongs to me." "How they slandered me before in front of my relatives, now I have to clarify the truth." "That's very fair." Giang Duc Quan's chest heaved violently. He pointed at me, his fingers shaking. "You... you are too cruel!" "Not as bad as your family." I held the bank card and stood up. "Uncle Giang, my conditions have been made clear. If you can do it, I can delete the post and withdraw the complaint. If you can't do that, we will meet in court." "But I remind you, once in court, the matter of Giang Nguyen embezzling money and Giang Dinh gambling will not be as simple as posting an article to explain." After I finished, I didn't look at him anymore, turned around and left the cafe. I know he will agree. Because he is a smart man. Compared to being humiliated, losing face or even going to jail, losing face is just the smallest price. Returning to the company, I immediately went to the bank to check the balance on the card. Three hundred and fifty thousand, not one penny missing. I transferred the money back to my parents' account. The big rock in my heart was finally put down. It was almost time to get off work in the afternoon when I received a text message from Giang Duc Quan. There was only one word: "Okay." I looked at that word, without the joy of a winner in my heart. This was supposed to be a fun story, but in the end it turned into such an unsightly drama. Seven o'clock in the evening. My doorbell rang. My mother opened the door. Outside stood three

People. Giang Duc Quan, Luu Phuong and Giang Nguyen are on crutches. Luu Phuong's face was swollen, her hair was messy, her eyes were resentful but she did not dare to attack. Giang Nguyen bowed his head, not daring to look at us. Giang Duc Quan pushed Luu Phuong. "Say it!" Luu Phuong gritted his teeth, struggling to squeeze out a few words through his teeth. "In-laws... sorry." My father snorted coldly and said nothing. My mother sighed: "Come in." Luu Phuong stood in the middle of the living room, insecure and confused like a prisoner waiting for judgment. "That day... I was wrong. I shouldn't... shouldn't have said Nguyet Nguyet like that." Her voice was dry, full of unwillingness. "You're not just wrong." I walked out of the room and looked at her. "From the bottom of your bones, you don't value my family, nor me." Luu Phuong's face looked at her. "Auntie thinks that if I marry her son, I will climb high into the Giang family. So of course she thinks that she can command me, can act strangely in front of me." "Aunt Luu, I tell you, this era has changed a long time ago." "Women don't necessarily have to get married to live, and even more so, after getting married, they have to be a buffalo and a horse to serve the entire husband's family." "My parents didn't raise me this much so that I could grow up like this." Go to someone else's house to be a nanny." Every word I said was like a knife piercing my heart.