Chapter 8 — The Enemy's New Wife

La Chi Chi cried until her voice was hoarse. Tong Yen was emotionless, her eyes were cold.

“Isn't this your choice, La Chi Chi?”

“No one forced you to climb into my bed.”

“You... are just brothers.”

La Chi Chi choked, burst into tears and ran out of the room. This scene... Reminded me of every time La Chi Chi provoked me. Tong Yen always stood in front of her, scolding me:

"Lam Nhiem, as a sister-in-law, you must have the appearance of a sister-in-law. Chi Chi just accidentally said something, she didn't mean it."

Looking back now, I find it boring. I turned around and walked away.

“Lam Nhiem…”

Behind her, Tong Yen looked at Co Thua Dich approaching. He retracted his hand.

“…Sorry. And, forget me.”

I smiled coldly. In the car, Co Thua Dich gently stroked my head.

“Why is your face so unsightly?”

“Knowing that wouldn't have led me to this place.”

“Dear wife.” His voice started to tease again.

“If I don't let you see your ex-lover getting married, how can you completely lose your mind?”

I laughed softly. Co Thua Dich and I met... it was indeed thanks to Tong Yen. At that time, he was secretly trapped by Tong Yen. I'm passionate about demanding justice. I've been waiting for something to find me. That day, I was seriously ill, Tong Yen went to buy medicine and never came back. I opened the door. Then he fainted straight into Co Thua Dich's arms. He panicked and carried me into the house, frantically looking for fever-reducing medicine. When I woke up, the first thing I heard was him rubbing his face and muttering:

"Impossible, Ms. Lam? Am I so ugly that the moment I saw you, I scared you to death?"

He frowned, tore open the packet of fever-reducing medicine, poured water for me to drink.

"What kind of life do you have? That trash Tong Yen hasn't treated you well, why don't you change people, why do you have to tie yourself to a tree to hang yourself?"

“I think I'm not bad, at least I know how to treat women well.”

I kissed him lightly on the cheek.

"Co Cheng Dich, maybe you no longer love Tong Yen."

His eyes lit up. But his mouth still pretended to be calm, tapping his fingers on the car seat:

“Um… since when?”

I was just about to answer when I suddenly sneezed loudly. Co Thua Dich immediately panicked. He kicked the driver's seat down and angrily shouted at the driver:

“How many times have I told you, my wife has rhinitis, you can't smoke during work hours?!”

The driver trembled in denial, then bent down and sniffed his sleeve again.

“Wife, where does the cigarette smell come from?”

“I know, you know, I've never smoked!”

I deliberately frowned.

“It's the smell of vinegar, Co Thua Dich, I'm kissing you.”

“Lam Nhiem, I…”

"Also, raise the driver's salary. You're scaring people to death."

Co Thua Dich finally relaxed and smiled widely.

“Okay, everyone listen to the wife.”

— One year later —

La Chi Chi gave birth to a baby boy. But she died right at the hospital. Tong Yen quickly used the child as a tool, participating in a war for property with the illegitimate children in the house. La Chi Chi's funeral — just done poorly for the sake of it. Then, the Song family's grandfather passed away, and his father had a stroke. An illegitimate son that no one had ever noticed before - became the sole heir of the Tong family. I used to wonder why that person wasn't Tong Yen? Didn't he take the initiative to come to Co Thua Dich to discuss cooperation and begged for his help? help?

“So I refused.”

Co Thua Dich hugged our daughter and smiled proudly.

“I'm not stupid enough to sponsor a love rival to get to the top.”

What Co Thua Dich didn't say was: He once liked a girl. But she is too stubborn. He could only take advantage of his rival's absence and create a "coincidental" meeting. Quietly... knock on the door of her heart. (Full text complete).