Chapter 12 — That Night of Fire

Dark circles under the eyes were clearly visible, lips were white, wearing a plain dress, looking exactly like a victim misunderstood by the whole world. As soon as she entered the door, she cried. "Miss Te Hoa, I was wrong." I sat on the sofa, covered my legs with a blanket, the phone was placed on the tea table, the recording mode was on. Tan Chieu sat next to him. Hua Nhuy saw him, her crying choked for a moment. I said: “Say whatever you want.” She squeezed the strap of her handbag: "I didn't post the things on the internet alone. It was my aunt who scolded me first. I just splashed a few sentences with the rain. I really didn't expect it to be this big." I looked at her: "You didn't expect me to come back alive, did you?" Her expression stiffened. I continued to say: "You celebrated your birthday early, sent voice messages to provoke Chu Nghien, making him think that I was competing for favor again. You knew he had molded me into a person with psychological problems, you knew that as long as I called for help, others would suspect me first." Hua Nhuy suddenly raised her head: "I don't know!" "Don't know?" I pushed a screenshot over. That's the conversation history between her and Chu's mother. *Chu's mother: Te Hoa complained of a stomach ache again today, what a good time.* *Hua Nhuy: Don't be angry, Mr. A Nghien once said that she often uses her health to threaten him, she told Mr. A Nghien not to be soft-hearted.* *Chu's mother: I told her to lock the door, let's see how she continues to make me mad.* *Hua Nhuy: That's good, let her calm down.* Hua Nhuy stared at the photo, her fingers trembling: "Where did you get this?" Tan Chieu spoke up: "The content was synchronized on the cloud when data was extracted from Ms. Chu's phone, the origin is completely legal." Hua Nhuy's lips moved and suddenly collapsed: "I just said to calm you down, I didn't tell you to go to hell!" I stared at her: "Of course you wouldn't say it out loud like that. People like you are very good at putting a knife into someone else's hand, then covering your mouth and saying this has nothing to do with me." Tears fell from her eyes: "What's wrong with me liking Chu Nghien? I knew him before you! Before, he said he would always protect you. If you hadn't married him, he wouldn't have shunned you more and more." I laughed: "So you stole someone else's husband, harmed a child, and then asked me to praise you for your affection?" Hua Nhuy hissed: "The baby wasn't killed by you, it was because Chu Nghien locked the door, it was because he didn't trust you, on what basis do you only blame me?" "I don't only blame you." I picked up the phone: "You guys, no one can escape." Hua Nhuy finally panicked. She rushed in front of the tea table and grabbed my blanket: "Miss Te Hoa, please forgive me, I lost my job, all my friends shunned me, my parents also scolded me, I have learned my lesson." I bent down to look at her hand. The nails are carefully done, light pink, and the fingertips are studded with small stones. I remember when I used a chair to smash the window, the glass stuck into my palm, blood flowing down my wrist. I broke her fingers off one by one. “The lesson is not the price.” Her crying fell silent. I said: "From the moment you watched Chu Nghien lock the door and lock me in, then typed 'That's good', you had to think about today." The doorbell rang. Tan Chieu opened the door. Chu Nghien stood outside. Seeing Hua Nhuy kneeling in front of me, his eyes were as cold as ice. Hua Nhuy immediately got up: "A Nghien, please tell me something, I really didn't mean it." Chu Nghien walked in, holding a stack of printed documents in her hand. He threw that stack of documents right in her face. Papers were flying all over the floor. “Text me

Send it to your friend who works as a switchboard operator, how to explain it?