Chapter 19 — The Marriage Certificate had the wrong name, I canceled the entire wedding

Ta Lam Chu asked:

“Are you sad?”

“Not sad.”

“I just feel like those five years are finally coming to an end.”

Ta Lam Chu put his coat on my shoulders.

“So is your opening line up yet?”

I looked at him.

“First of all, we must write a proper marriage contract.”

He immediately said:

“I finished writing.”

I couldn't help but laugh.

“Ta Lam Chu, have you been preparing for a long time?”

“Wait three years, wait another year.”

“If you're still not prepared, then you deserve to be scolded.”

I held out my hand.

“Let me see.”

He took out an engagement scroll from the car. The groom, Ta Lam Chu. The bride, Lam Thanh Duong. Don't misspell words. No modifications. I looked for a long time.

“This time I won't force you to nod.”

I rolled up the engagement agreement.

“Then ask again tomorrow.”

He smiled. The next day, Ta Lam Chu actually asked again. The location is not a hotel, nor is it a banquet hall. It's the meeting room on the top floor of the new Duong Nguyet headquarters. I just finished the meeting, this year's plan is still on the table. Forty-two directly managed stores. The yearly order target is 120,000,000 yuan. Opened six more factories. Mom sat next to me, smiling at me.

"If career is written so clearly, marriage should also be written clearly."

All seven older brothers nodded in unison. I looked at them.

“What benefits have you received from Ta Lam Chu?”

Brother seven immediately said:

“No.”

The second brother added:

“He only played chess with me for three whole months.”

The eldest brother coughed softly. Ta Nhan sat on the other side.

“Lam Thanh Duong, you can marry me or not.”

"But if I don't get married, my Lam Chu will probably come to Duong Nguyet's door every day to line up."

Ta Lam Chu is helpless. Ta Nhan asked:

“Did I say it wrong?”

On Ninh raised his phone.

“I testify, he has been in line before.”

The whole meeting room was filled with laughter. I picked up the engagement scroll.

“Ta Lam Chu.”

He immediately stood up straight.

“I am not a substitute for anyone.”

“I have never been a replacement.”

“I don't rely on the Ta family to live.”

“I know.”

“If one day you spell my name wrong…”

He immediately continued:

“I'll get myself out the door.”

Dad laughed. Mother's eyes turned red. I opened the engagement contract and stamped it next to the bride's name. Ta Lam Chu also signed his seal immediately afterwards. Two red marks are next to each other. Clean, clear. Suddenly someone outside brought a white jade brooch that had been repaired. Aunt Hua said:

“Mistress, the old worker said the fracture is still there, but it can be worn.”

I received the brooch. The fracture as thin as a thread is still there. I put it in my hair. Ta Lam Chu looked at me.

“Things that are once broken don't necessarily have to be thrown away.”

“But I definitely don't need to keep the person who hurt me.”

Ta Nhan raised a cup of tea.

“This sentence is true of the Lam family.”

On Ninh asked me:

“What about Ha Tu Hanh and Tong Tri Ha?”

I looked out the window. The traffic downstairs was very far away, the sound could not reach here.

“Those people?”

“I forgot a long time ago.”

Ta Lam Chu held my hand. This time, I didn't let go. The names on the engagement contract were brightly illuminated by the sunlight. (Full text complete.)