Chapter 11 — The Six Year Lie

“What are you going to do?” Gian Dien stood next to him, wearing a dark gray jacket, holding a cup of coffee in his hand. He looked at Tham Canh Xuyen with cold eyes: "Who are you?" Tham Canh Xuyen was stunned, shook his hand away: "It has nothing to do with you." Gian Dien did not move away, blocking Thinh Tri Ha's face, bowing his head to look at her: "Are you okay?" Thinh Tri Ha shook his head. Gian Dien turned back to look at Tham Canh Xuyen: "This is a public place, can you try moving your hand?" Tham Canh Xuyen stared at him. Ha Giao Giao stood next to him, pulled his sleeve, and said in a low voice: "Let's go." Tham Canh Xuyen withdrew his hand, picked up the car keys on the table, then turned and left. Ha Giao Giao followed behind. Walking to the door, she turned to look at Thinh Tri Ha, her eyes were red, she bit her lip and left. The cafe is quiet again. Gian Dien sat down opposite, put the coffee on the table, looked at Thinh Tri Ha: "They invited you out here?" Thinh Tri Ha nodded. "Do you know that man?" "Not familiar, Ha Giao Giao brought it." Gian Dien frowned and did not ask further. He stood up: "Let's go, I'll take you home." Thinh Tri Ha stood up and followed him out of the cafe. Gian Dien drove her to the apartment. After parking the car, he followed her upstairs. Tri An has finished school and is lying on the living room table doing homework. Seeing Gian Dien walk in, his eyes lit up: "Brother Gian!" Gian Dien smiled and walked over, patted Tri An's head: "Have you finished your homework yet?" "Almost." Tri An continued to lie on the writing desk. After writing two strokes, he raised his head again: "Brother Gian, will you stay for dinner today?" Gian Dien looked at Thinh Tri Ha. She said: "Stay, I'll cook two more dishes." Gian Dien did not refuse and rolled up his sleeves to help Tri An read the cards. Thinh Tri Ha is busy in the kitchen, the sound of the range hood beeping steadily. The living room echoed with Tri An's laughter and Gian Dien's deep laugh. After eating, Gian Dien helped Thinh Tri Ha clean up the dishes and then went to the door to change shoes. "Gian Dien, thank you today." Thinh Tri Ha leaned against the door frame and said, "Nothing." Gian Dien finished putting on his shoes and turned to talk to her. “Rest early.” Gian Dien returned to the car but did not start it immediately. He took out his phone and called his assistant. "Help me investigate a person, Tham Canh Xuyen, over thirty years old, has a very close relationship with Ha Giao Giao." The next day, Gian Dien received the documents. He texted Thinh Tri Ha: "It has been investigated. Tham Canh Xuyen is Ha Giao Giao's college boyfriend. The two have never broken contact, and the child is not To Cam Xuyen's child." Thinh Tri Ha's phone vibrated. She opened the message and looked at it for a long time. Gian Dien sent another message: "Is it exposed?" Thinh Tri Ha replied: "No need for now." PART 13 After Ha Giao Giao and Tham Canh Xuyen left the coffee shop, they did not immediately go home. Tham Canh Xuyen stopped the car on the side of the road. Ha Giao Giao sat in the passenger seat, arms crossed, her face very unsightly. "She's not afraid of you at all." Ha Giao Giao said. Tham Canh Xuyen looked at her: "What do you want to do?" Ha Giao Giao was silent for a moment: "If Hoan Hoan has a minor illness, I'll take her to the hospital to find Thinh Tri Ha to be examined. Isn't she a pediatric nurse? Let her be examined, then I'll say there's a problem with her ability. After going to Singapore to train for two years, even a child can't be examined, I want to see how she's still staying at the hospital." Tham Canh Xuyen nodded. The night before, Ha Giao Giao adjusted the water in the bathtub to be very cold and then carried Hoan Hoan and put her in. "Mom, it's so cold..." Hoan Hoan curled up, her lips trembling. "Be good, bear with it for a moment, it's almost done." Ha Giao Giao pressed her shoulder and did not let her stand up. Hoan Hoan was so cold that she cried, her little face was pale, she sneezed several times in a row. When Ha Giao Giao carried her out, Hoan Hoan's whole body felt cold and she began to cough. The next day, Ha Giao Giao carried Hoan Hoan to the hospital. Face

Her little girl was red, coughing non-stop, leaning on Ha Giao Giao's shoulder, weak and without strength. Ha Giao Giao went straight to the pediatrics department, specifically wanting Thinh Tri Ha to be examined. Thinh Tri Ha is bowing her head and writing something at the nurse's counter. Ha Giao Giao walked over, her voice filled with worry: "Miss Tri Ha, help me look at Hoan Hoan. She's been coughing all day." Thinh Tri Ha raised his head, put down the pen, stood up and touched the child's forehead, checked the throat and listened to the lungs. "Upper respiratory tract infection, not serious. Prescribe some medicine to take, give plenty of water." Ha Giao Giao's voice rose: "It's not serious? The child's cough like this and you said it's not serious? Haven't you done any examination yet? You went to Singapore to study for two years, only learned these things?" People in the hallway looked over. A few nurses stopped, someone whispered something, and the patient's family next to them also craned their necks to look. Ha Giao Giao's eyes turned red and her voice became louder: "I know you don't like me, but the child is innocent. Can't you seriously examine it? I've been with Cam Xuyen for two years, Hoan Hoan is already this old, you still refuse to let me go?" The patient's family and the nurse nearby were chatting in low voices, their eyes constantly gliding over Thinh Tri Ha's body. Thinh Tri Ha stood there, just about to speak. "What's going on?" To Cam Xuyen came from the beginning of the hallway.