Chapter 7 — Shrimp Plate At Engagement Party

Luu Phuong's body staggered, almost unable to stand. Giang Nguyen took a step forward to help her, but she pushed him away. He looked at me, his lips moving as if he wanted to say something. I didn't give him a chance. I took out my phone and opened a photo of Chu Thien's post. "We have accepted the apology. Now it's time to fulfill the second condition."09 Giang Nguyen and Luu Phuong's faces immediately turned pale. Giang Duc Quan closed his eyes, his face full of pain. "Nguyet Nguyet, do we have to do this?" Finally, Giang Nguyen spoke up. His voice was hoarse, carrying a plea. "Definitely." I did not waver. I gave him the phone. "Write now. After writing, I will check myself." Giang Nguyen held my phone, his fingers shaking so much that he could no longer control it. He looked at his mother. Luu Phuong turned away, not looking at him. He looked at his father again. Giang Duc Quan just sighed heavily. He knew he had no choice. Under the eyes of me and my parents, Giang Nguyen used trembling fingers to type each word into the comment area to clearly state the truth. "It's my fault with Tham Nguyet. During the engagement party, my mother forced her to peel shrimp for my sister. She protested, so a conflict broke out." "The so-called three hundred and fifty thousand compensation for emotional damage is just my mother wanting to blackmail her family." "The down payment for the wedding house that Tham Nguyet's family gave was three." hundred fifty thousand, not three hundred thousand. I took fifty thousand of it and gave it to my sister Giang Dinh." "The fifty thousand money from the bride price that Tham Nguyet gave me was also taken away by me to pay off Giang Dinh's gambling debt." "Giang Dinh's foot was accidentally stepped on by me, it had nothing to do with Tham Nguyet." "From beginning to end, it was all our family's fault for her. I did sorry for the trust she had in me, my whole family owes her an apology.” He typed very slowly. Every time I type another word, my face turns a little whiter. After typing the last word, he seemed to have been drained of all his strength and sat down on the ground. I took my phone back and checked it once. Very good, very detailed, attitude is also extremely "sincere". "Screenshot, send to all your groups."I ordered. Giang Nguyen raised his head. His eyes were full of blood and despair. "Tham Nguyet, do you really want to chase death to the end?" "I'm just regaining my innocence." I looked at him coldly. "When your whole family turned black and white in front of relatives, why don't you think you're chasing death to the end?" Giang Nguyen didn't speak anymore. He silently took his phone, followed my request, and posted the humiliating text and screenshots to all his social circles. Once done, he threw the phone on the ground. The screen shattered. “Are you satisfied now?” He raised his head, like a cornered animal. I don't answer. I walked in front of Luu Phuong. She was looking blankly at her son, her eyes empty. The woman who had always been strong and good at calculating, now looked like a fighting cock that had lost a fight, its feathers all gone. “Aunt Luu.” I spoke up. “Do you know what your biggest problem is?” She did not react. “You are too self-righteous. You think that everyone has to revolve around you, everyone has to follow your rules.” “But you forgot that rules are animals, people. "You forget even more that when you use rules to make demands on others, others will also use the same way to judge you." "You and your son and daughter that you are always proud of have failed miserably in this review." Having said that, I pointed towards the door. "The

You can go." Giang Duc Quan supported Luu Phuong who was losing his mind. Giang Nguyen also got up from the ground. The whole family of three left my house disheveled. The moment the door closed, my mother finally couldn't help but burst into tears. Dad patted her back, his eyes also turned red. I walked over and hugged them. "Dad, mom, it's all over." That's right, it's all over. The war that lasted nearly a week finally ended. I won. Win back my money, win back my innocence. But I felt empty inside. I opened the window, bringing the cold air of late autumn. I looked at the lights of thousands of families outside the city, and suddenly remembered something. That fifty thousand was used to pay off Giang Dinh's gambling debt. But compared to the money Giang Dinh owed in Macau, fifty thousand was like a drop in the ocean Giang Duc Quan blurted out and asked, "Are you going to Macau again?", proving that this is not the first time Giang Dinh has gambled, and the amount of money she owes is absolutely not small. How was that huge gambling debt paid off? Giang Nguyen is just an ordinary office worker, and cannot have that much money.