Chapter 2 — The Day I Locked 9,200,000 Yuan Into the Trust Fund

Trinh Yen stood there struggling. I know his investment. Combined, it's less than two hundred thousand yuan. Sales manager still maintains a professional smile.

"Mr. Trinh, the minimum deposit for this apartment must be five hundred thousand yuan."

Trinh Dao raised her head to look at him. Trinh Yen couldn't say a word. People around began to laugh softly. Trinh Dao's two classmates also looked at each other awkwardly. Finally, the mother-in-law could not bear it anymore.

"For now, we won't sign anymore. Let's go back and talk later."

I spoke up:

“Before you leave, give me back my card.”

Trinh Yen held the card tightly in her hand, not moving. I held out my hand. Phung Giai stood next to him and said coldly:

"Mr. Trinh, if you don't return it, you'll lose even more face."

In the end, Trinh Yen still put the card in my hand.

“Hua Tri Y, do you have to do anything so heartless?”

I put the card in my pocket.

“I'm just stopping the sexual things you guys want to do with me.”

Trinh Dao burst into tears and ran straight out. My mother-in-law chased after me for two steps, then turned her head and glared at me.

"Just you wait! The Trinh family will not accept a daughter-in-law like you!"

I curled my lips and smiled faintly.

“What a coincidence.”

“I don't want to do it anymore either.”

Trinh Yen stood frozen in place.

“What did you just say?”

I looked at him. He was silent for a long time.

“Just for a house?”

I laughed.

“Not for a house.”

I put the trust documents back in my bag.

“But you guys finally made me understand…”

“Between family and calculation, sometimes there is only a card that cannot be swiped.”

Trinh Yen chased me out of the transaction room.

"Tri Y, there were too many people just now. My mother was just a bit impatient."

I stopped walking. He stopped.

"I was also forced. Dao Dao really liked that house, but my mother kept urging me. I thought you wouldn't really care."

I looked at him.

“So you stole my card… just because you thought I was easy to talk to?”

He frowned.

“Don't use the word 'steal'.”

“So what word to use?”

“We are husband and wife.”

I looked straight into his eyes.

“Husband and wife are not power of attorney.”

He ruffled his hair in frustration.

“Okay, you were wrong.”

“But you shouldn't make me lose face in front of so many people.”

I laughed.

“When I swiped your money in front of all those people…”

“Do you leave me any way out?”

Trinh Yen was silent. I continued walking. He chased after again.

“When it comes to divorce… don't be impulsive.”

I don't turn around.

“I'm not impulsive.”

“I don't agree.”

“Then let's talk about the law.”

His voice lowered.

“Tri Y… I still love you.”

I stopped walking and turned to look at him.

“I love you…”

“Or love my card?”

Trinh Yen's face immediately became extremely ugly.

“Do you have to insult me like that?”

“This is not an insult.”

“Just comparing the facts.”

Phung Giai stood waiting for me next to the car. Tham Duat was also there. As soon as he saw the two of them, Trinh Yen's voice immediately became tougher.

“Now when I talk to you, I have to bring outsiders along?”

Tham Duat calmly replied:

"If it involves property and the separation agreement, I recommend that Ms. Hua discuss it when there is a third party here."

Trinh Yen smiled coldly.

“You lawyers are right It's really a big deal."

Phung Giai immediately responded:

“Not as good as you. The sister's family matters also involve the wife's dowry."

Trinh Yen's throat was immediately blocked. Before getting in the car, he suddenly spoke:

"Hua Tri Y, don't forget that the house you live in is also half mine."

I turned my head to look at him.

"My parents paid the down payment to buy the house, I paid the loan, I admit this."

As soon as his expression calmed down a bit, I continued:

“But the money for house repairs, furniture and household electrical appliances, a total of six hundred and eighty thousand yuan, is all paid by me.”

“If you want to divide, then calculate clearly.”

The mother-in-law came from behind and immediately shouted when she heard it:

“That's what you want to spend!”

I calmly replied:

"Just because I voluntarily give up money doesn't mean you guys are allowed to pretend to have lost your memory."

She pointed straight at me.

“Who would dare to marry a woman like you?”

Before closing the car door, I calmly replied:

“There's no need for you to worry about that.”