Chapter 9 — Staying at Thanh Ba Host

“Cousin, you came to our house to stay for half a month, we used to welcome it.” “Now you scared my daughter, we don't welcome it anymore.” “Pack your things.” Phuong Dung stared at him. “Even you said that?” Lam Tranh's voice was flat. “This is my house.” “My daughter is more important than any relative.” This statement is more powerful than an argument. Phuong Dung's face gradually turned pale. My aunt started crying again. "Lam Tranh, Dung Dung, it wasn't intentional." Lam Tranh said: "Whether it was intentional or not, the consequences are the same." "She made Tieu Man feel like she had to be cautious in her own home." "We cannot accept this." Phuong Dung suddenly laughed. "Okay." "You and your wife agree so much." "I think I've opened my eyes today." She turned around and went in. room for guests to pack their belongings. My uncle also planned to follow in. The management staff spoke up to stop. "Uncle, the space in the house is cramped, it's best to let her clean up herself." "Don't say it's unclear later." My uncle glared at him. "What do you mean?" The management staff still maintained a polite attitude. "I'm just thinking about both sides." Phuong Dung rummaged through the things in the room, making a very loud noise. Coat hangers fell to the floor, bottles collided, and the suitcase zipper screeched loudly. More than ten minutes later, she pulled two suitcases out. There were no more tears on his face. She looked at me and suddenly spoke slowly. "Duong Nhan, my things are missing." My heart sank. Her eyes turned towards Tieu Man. "I can't find the bracelet I put in my makeup bag." "Children like shiny things, you'd better go ask your daughter." Tieu Man stiffened immediately. Lam Tranh's face also turned cold. Co Tue Cam hugged Tieu Man tightly in her arms. I stared at Phuong Dung. "Try saying that again." Phuong Dung prolonged her voice. "I said, I can't find my bracelet." "In this house, besides my aunt's family, only Tieu Man comes in and out." "Who knows if he took it or not?"09 Tieu Man was so scared that his lips turned white. The girl desperately shook her head. "I didn't." "I didn't take anything from my cousin." Co Tue Cam immediately squatted down and hugged her tightly. "Grandma believes in me." Lam Tranh stood up and stood in front of Tieu Man. He looked at Phuong Dung, his voice cold. "You can say things are missing." "But you can't arbitrarily blame my daughter without evidence." Phuong Dung clasped her hands in front of her chest. "I can't say for sure it's her." "I'm just saying, children often fiddle with things, they themselves may not know that it's stealing." Tieu Man burst into tears. Co Tue Cam's eyes immediately changed. She handed the child over to Lam Tranh and slowly stood up. "Phuong Dung." "If you can't present evidence today, this sentence cannot be passed like that." My uncle immediately rushed to defend. "What?" "Is the lost item at your house, still not sure?" I spoke up. "Let me ask." "Now ask clearly." I picked up the phone. "Which bracelet did you say you lost?" Phuong Dung raised her chin. "Platinum chain, yes." with a small diamond attached." "I just bought it last month, more than eight thousand yuan." My aunt was stunned. "Dung Dung, where did you get more than eight thousand to buy a bracelet?" Phuong Dung's eyes were evasive. "I used my salary to buy it myself." I looked at her. "Do you have a purchase receipt?" Phuong Dung frowned. "What do you mean?" "If there is no receipt, then it is not my item?" I replied: "If you say you lost the item, then at least you have to prove that it is the item." really exists.” Phuong Dung gritted her teeth and pulled out a photo from her phone. In the photo, she is indeed wearing a thin bracelet on her wrist. "See that?" "That's right

This." Lam Tranh glanced. "The photo only proves that you used to wear it." "It doesn't prove that you brought it into my house, nor does it prove that Tieu Man ever touched it." Phuong Dung sneered. "Auntie's family just wants to protect the children, right?" I looked towards the management staff. "Please stay a little longer." "Now she's accusing my daughter of stealing her things." "This is no longer a dispute at the housekeeper's house." It's normal anymore." The management staff's face became serious. "Sir, if you confirm that the item has been lost, we suggest reporting it to the police." "Let the police come and handle it, it will be more stable." Phuong Dung's mouth twitched. She did not expect me to react so quickly. My uncle slapped his thigh and gave a spanking. "Report it!" "I also want to see, what they say, the lost item is at his house." I nodded. "Okay." "Then then call the police." Before I could dial the number, Phuong Dung suddenly spoke up. "Wait." Her tone was no longer as tough as before. "There's no need to make such a fuss about family matters." Co Tue Cam looked at her. "Just now you told my niece to mess with the phone, it doesn't seem like you're afraid of making a scene." Lam Tranh bowed his head to comfort Tieu Man. "Tieu Man, I'm asking you."