Chapter 9 — The Last Gift Is Goodbye

"Business partner." Tham Dien answered in unison.

Tao Ran: "..." The third day after returning to Beijing, Wang Yun brought news.

"The results of the blood sample test are out."

"Is it positive?"

"Positive.

Testing revealed a drug ingredient called Dantrolene Sodium, which is commonly used to relax skeletal muscles, but if used on delicate muscle groups in the fingers, it will lead to temporary loss of motor control."

"This is the reason why that year backstage at the finals, my fingers suddenly didn't follow my will."

Furthermore, the test report showed that the drug concentration was not low, proving that it was not accidental exposure, but that someone intentionally put it in."

"Is the case ready now?"

"Okay. Surveillance video with image examination, plus toxicology reports from blood samples, have created a closed chain of evidence.

I have filed a criminal report with the Beijing Public Security Bureau."

"How long will it take for results?"

"The normal process is one to two months. But..."

"But what?"

"The Giang family is putting pressure."

I laughed coldly.

"As expected."

"What are you planning?"

"Let's just forget about making a case.

Please synthesize all evidence into a complete document and send it to three media units."

"What three units?"

"First Finance, Tan Kinh Bao and Phuong Hoang Guard."

"Are you going to make it public?"

"The evidence is already half spread online, don't hesitate to go this step further.

I don't like to play conspiracy games, just play straight."

"Have you thought it through?

Doing so means declaring war directly on the Giang family."

"The war between me and them started three years ago."

Vuong Van looked at me for a long time, then put the documents in his work bag.

"I will send it out this afternoon."

The evening the media published the information, Giang Duc Vinh finally couldn't bear it anymore. He personally called me.

"Miss Lam, I'm Giang Duc Vinh."

"Mr. Giang, is there anything wrong?"

"Whatever young people do, they should leave a way out, don't be too cruel."

"What do you mean Mr. Giang?"

"There's a misunderstanding about Uyen Thanh. We can sit down and talk."

"I have discussed it with my lawyer. The current situation is not a matter of misunderstanding or not, but a criminal case."

"Criminal? What do you mean poisoning? It's just medicine in a bottle of water—"

"Mr. Giang, what you just said was an admission?"

The other end of the line was silent.

"I'm recording." I said calmly.

He hung up immediately. I saved the recording file and sent it to Vuong Van. Ten minutes later, Tham Dien's message arrived.

"Giang Duc Vinh looking for you?"

"Your news is faster than the newspapers."

"What did he say?"

"He said it was a misunderstanding, then accidentally admitted it.

I recorded it."

"Send me a listen."

"Because this afternoon Giang Duc Vinh called Co Hoai Tham to the Giang family, asking to end this marriage."

"Terminated? Divorce?"

Giang Uyen Thanh's story has seriously affected the reputation of Giang Thi Group, Giang Duc Vinh wants to cut losses."

"Is he going to throw away his daughter?"

"Not throwing it away.

He wanted to push all the sins onto Co Hoai Tham's head."

"What do you mean?"

"Jiang Duc Vinh's words are— Co Hoai Tham instigated Giang Uyen Thanh took the medicine, Giang Uyen Thanh was just a victim."

"Ridiculous."

"But it worked.

If Co Hoai Tham becomes a substitute, the Giang family will be clean."

"Co Hoai Tham agrees?"

"It's okay if he doesn't agree.

Giang Duc Vinh is in control of the right to profit from his Southeast Asia project. If the Jiang family withdraws capital, Co Thi will collapse immediately. "I put down the phone and stood by the window. The night lights in Beijing were on. Three years ago, I was the one who was sacrificed. Now, it's their turn. One month later. The Beijing Intermediate People's Court opened a trial of the case of Lam Niem suing Giang Uyen Thanh for intentionally causing injury. This is not the crime of poisoning. — After collecting evidence, the prosecutor determined that Dantrolene Sodium was not on the list of poisons, but the act of sneaking prescription drugs into the opponent's drinking water without the consent of the other person constituted the crime of intentionally causing injury. In court, I sat in the plaintiff's position. Opposite her were Giang Uyen Thanh and her three lawyers. She was much thinner, had no makeup on her face, and wore a simple gray coat, looking very different from the woman full of precious jewelry at the wedding. half a year ago. After the judge finished reading the indictment, I stood up.