Chapter 9 — The Whole Bank Panic When 80 Billion Dollars Followed Me To Leave

Her voice trembled slightly. But still trying to control it.

“They also said if within a month they can't get at least 50% of the deposit back…”

“It's no longer a suspension from work.”

“It's a dismissal.”

I looked at her.

“So you came to find me.”

“You want me to take the customer back?”

Luu Phuong closed his eyes. Take a deep breath.

“Tran Mac, I know I was wrong.”

“For the official transfer, I shouldn't have done that.”

“You worked at the bank for six years, everyone can see your achievements…”

“Luu Phuong.”

I don't call her Director Liu anymore. Her body visibly trembled slightly.

“Do you really think…”

“All this just for an official transfer?”

She looked at me. Lips slightly parted. When saying those two words. My voice is very light. But every word is clear.

“For six years.”

“I brought tea and poured water, she took it for granted.”

“I take care of customers, you think that's the bank's resource.”

“I worked overtime until midnight, she said contract workers don't deserve overtime pay.”

“Every year the official transfer is considered.”

“You all have your reasons for rejecting me.”

“The first year, she said my education was not enough.”

“In the second year, she said she still needs to continue to monitor her abilities.”

“Third year…”

“I don't need to say anymore, right?”

“I just saw her giving that slot to her own grandson.”

“You never considered me a human being.”

The moment that sentence rang out. The entire reception room fell into absolute silence. Luu Phuong's face immediately turned pale. Not white because of anger. It's white because the truth stabbed straight into the heart. Her lips trembled slightly.

“She said I don't have a degree.”

I continue.

“But do you know?”

“Truong Kien Xuong is my father's old comrade.”

“Ly Quoc Dong is my uncle's business partner.”

“Chu Van is the person I have called Uncle Chu since I was little.”

“Those people deposited money in your bank, it was never because of interest in the first place.”

“But because I was there.”

Luu Phuong's eyes gradually opened wide.

“What... what do you mean?”

“I mean…”

I stood up.

“From start to finish.”

“The person she pushed away was not a contract worker without qualifications.”

“But it is the only link between 80 billion yuan of deposits and that bank.”

Her mouth opened. Cannot close. Pupils slowly dilate. The fear born from that moment of awakening is gradually appearing on his face. I pushed the chair back into place. Stand up straight.

“Director Liu.”

“It's been six years.”

“She finally knows how to knock.”

I turned around, pushed the glass door and walked out. A dull sound was heard from behind. The glass of water slipped out of her hand and hit the tea table. I didn't turn back. When leaving the reception room. I met Vuong Kien Quoc in the hallway. He leaned against the wall. Holding a cup of coffee in hand. Apparently I've been waiting here for a long time.

“Are you done?”

“How did she react?”

I looked towards the glass room behind. Luu Phuong still sat motionless inside.

“I guess I've thought it through.”

Vuong Kien Quoc nodded. Take a sip of coffee.

“Tieu Tran, there is something I want to tell you.”

“You just say it.”

“The provincial branch just sent a message.”

“The incident at the branch opposite is causing quite a stir.”

“Mainly because the numbers are so shocking.”

“In just one week, 80 billion yuan of money was lost send."

“In the entire banking system of the province, this is unprecedented.”

I frowned slightly.

“Does this have anything to do with me?”

Vuong Kien Quoc put down his coffee cup.

“They want to meet you and talk.”

“What are we talking about?”

“Confirm whether or not you engaged in illegal solicitation of customers.”

He looked at me.

“You already know.”

“There are always hidden rules between banks.”

“If we are accused of unfair competition, our bank will be in trouble.”

I thought for a moment.

“I have never actively solicited any customers.”

“It was their choice to leave.”

"I know."

Vuong Kien Quoc patted my shoulder.

“So you don't need to worry.”

“Customers have the right to choose, that is the most basic principle.”

“But you should still be mentally prepared.”

“The other side will most likely make things difficult for you.”