Chapter 11
Chapter 11 — The day I gave birth to my two children, I gave birth to myself again
Content inside. Section one: Play a video recording the growing process of the dragon and phoenix pair. Section two: The father's speech, emphasizing responsibility to the family. Section three: Invite Giang Duong on stage to correct misunderstandings online. Section four: Announcing that the two children will be raised mainly by the Co family. After Giang Duong's health recovers, he will be able to visit his child. I stopped my eyes at the third item. Correcting misunderstandings online. Even my lines at the monthly party. He also wrote it already. I had to hold two children who had just turned one month old. Stand in front of everyone. Bleaching for his and To Man's wedding. I have to admit to myself... I have postpartum emotional disorder. I had to personally hand over my child to the Co family. Co Dinh Xuyen dared to think honestly. I transferred the PowerPoint file to Tran Tran. She laughed.
“Even the speech script... he wrote it for you.”
I curled my lips slightly.
“Then…”
“I also prepared a copy for him.”
“Confession.”
Afternoon. We met the wedding photographer. His last name is Liu. Very young. As soon as we met, he proactively said:
"Mr. Co has not yet paid the remaining amount."
"When I contacted him, he said there was a problem with the video and asked to re-record it."
“But I followed the correct procedure, there was no mistake.”
I looked at him.
“Is the original still available?”
“I want the whole thing.”
He looked at me for a few seconds. Guessed who I was. He hesitantly asked:
“Can... can I ask a question?”
“When they got married…”
“Are you and Mr. Co divorced yet?”
I looked straight into his eyes. His expression immediately changed. A while later. He just nodded slightly.
“So... I understand.”
The photographer pushed the hard drive towards me.
“You just pay whatever you want.”
“The remaining money... I don't intend to ask him anymore.”
"Having worked as a wedding photographer for so many years, this is the first time I've photographed a wedding with such chills down my spine."
I looked at him. He was silent for a few seconds then replied:
“While standing backstage, I heard the groom's mother say something.”
He took a deep breath.
“She said…”
'Take advantage of the time when the other party is giving birth and can't get out of bed. Once everything is done today, everything will be safe.'
My hand tightened around the glass of water. Finger joints turn white. The photographer said again:
“My camera caught that sentence.”
“The sound is a bit mixed, but I'll look for it.”
Five minutes later. He really found it. In the video. The sound of people passing by is very noisy. But Trieu Tu Lan's voice is still clear.
"Take advantage of the time when the other party is giving birth and can't get out of bed. Everything is done today and everything will be fine. Wait a month and then pick up the baby, what else can he do then?"
I immediately saved the recording file. Tran Tran looked at me.
“The month-long party... are you still going?”
“Bring the two kids along?”
Giang Chanh was impatient.
“Sister, it's dangerous!”
I calmly replied:
“Don't take me away…”
"They will immediately say that I deliberately prevented the Co family from seeing you."
"So what if I take it with me? What if they steal me?"
I raised my head to look at her.
“So that day…”
“I brought two people with me.”
Giang Chanh was stunned. I continued:
“Prepare an extra set of projectors.”
This time it was Tran Tran who burst into laughter.
“Are you going to release it right at the scene?”
“In front of all the relatives, co-workers and hotel staff?”
“What about To Man?”
I look she.
“She must be present too.”
Tran Tran raised his eyebrows.
“She's hiding now.”
“But her parents will come.”
“Why are you so sure?”
I pushed To Man's father's phone number to her.
“It's on the list of wedding favors.”
I said each word slowly.
“They want me to stand on the party stage for months…”
“To correct any misunderstandings.”
“Then I will correct you.”
“One misunderstanding at a time…”
“Until no one can deny it.”
The day of the party is a month away. I wear a black dress. The incision still has dull pain. The corset was so tight that I could barely breathe. My mother looked at her daughter heartbroken.
“Duong Duong...”
“Or should we not go anymore?”
I picked up my daughter. The baby just woke up. Clear black eyes. The boy lies next to him. Gently spit out a bubble of milk. I looked at my two children. Then tell your mother:
“Today... I must go.”
My mother's eyes were red.
“If your father was still alive…”
I gently interrupted.
“If Dad still…”
“Dad will tell you to go too.”
While still alive. Dad often says something to me.
"It's okay to endure a little loss."
"But absolutely do not accept injustice and stay silent."
I went there... To open my mouth to tell the whole truth. Duyet Lan Hotel. Bach Hop banquet hall. A month ago. Co Dinh Xuyen married To Man at this very place.