Chapter 9 — Twenty Years of Reclaiming Justice

Giang Ha's story was decided just like that. I let Tham Chu be in charge of arranging a team of top educational experts in the country. From the study plan. Until psychological counseling. All are fully prepared. Giang Ha's parents left the hospital room in a state of both emotion and gratitude. Before leaving. They bowed deeply to me. In the hospital room, only my family remained. And Giang Ha with her face still a bit pale. Nguyet Nguyet's mood has become much more stable. The baby leaned on my lap. Look at Giang Ha.

“Thank you.”

Giang Ha's face immediately turned red. He scratched his head. So embarrassed that I didn't dare look straight.

"Nothing."

“That's what I should do.”

Look at the two children. Look at the immature and pure love that is quietly sprouting between them. I suddenly thought. Perhaps this disaster does not bring only pain. It makes Nguyet Nguyet see clearly the evil of the human heart. But it also helps her encounter the most precious kindness. Right at that moment. Tieu Nhien's phone rings continuously. He went to the corner of the room to listen to some calls. When you come back. His face looks a bit strange.

“Something happened.”

My heart sank again.

“What?”

“Luu Diem.”

Tieu Nhien frowned.

“After being fired and being criticized online.”

“Her psychology shows signs of losing control.”

“Her husband recently proposed a divorce.”

“At the same time, request to divide assets and gain custody of children.”

“She couldn't bear the shock so... she jumped from the building.”

My breath stopped. Dead?

“How are you now?”

“Not dead yet.”

Tieu Nhien's expression is very difficult to describe.

“Under the building, a roof has just been installed for the air conditioning condenser.”

“She fell there first.”

“Reduced impact force.”

“Broken leg and a few ribs.”

“Not life-threatening.”

“Currently also in this hospital.”

I was quiet. I didn't expect her to be that extreme. I hate Liu Diem. Hate what she did to my daughter. But I never wanted to take her life.

“This has nothing to do with us.”

Tham Chu spoke up. The tone was extremely calm.

“It's because she herself can't stand the pressure.”

“Receiving bribes is a fact.”

“Bullying students is also true.”

"Her husband's request for divorce is also a consequence of what she did."

“All the consequences today are her own doing.”

Luc Minh also nodded.

“Legally.”

“We don't have any responsibility.”

“In terms of public opinion.”

“She doesn't deserve sympathy either.”

I understand what you guys mean. From start to finish. We are all on the right side. Luu Diem found death. Just the result after her world collapsed. But in my heart I still have an indescribable feeling of insecurity.

“Don't tell me your heart has softened, okay?”

Tieu Nhien looked at me. I shook my head.

"Not."

“I just feel... everything went so smoothly.”

Since Trieu Ve Dong was arrested. Until Luu Diem was completely ruined. Everything happened so fast. So fast that it was like a play that had been pre-arranged by someone. Even though I know that is my children's ability. But there's always a feeling. Behind that drama. It seems like there is another hand silently pushing. Am I skeptical?

“Ah yes mom.”

Tieu Nhien suddenly remembered something.

“Just now Liu Diem's husband called me.”

“Him Why are you calling me?"

I don't understand. Tieu Nhien took a deep breath. His face became serious.

“He said he had something in his hand that he wanted to give us.”

“That thing is related to Nguyet Nguyet.”

"It's also related to why Luu Diem was able to enter Duc Tai school in the past."

My heart beats strongly.

“What is it?”

Tieu Nhien looked at me. The voice lowered.

“He said…”

“It's a diary.”

“Liu Diem's diary.”

“In that diary.”

“A name that appears many times.”

I suddenly clenched my fists. Tieu Nhien replied slowly.

“It's our grandfather.”

“It's mom's dad.”

A name that I tried to forget for a long time. Someone I don't want to remember. Don't want to mention it either. That moment. Tham Chu's facial expression. Tieu Nhien. Change simultaneously. Because all four of us know. That man... Is the deepest scar in my life. The expressions of my four sons immediately changed. Even carries murderous intent. That man is a taboo for the whole family. It's also the deepest scar that we've never truly healed.

“Where is he?”

Tham Chu's voice was as cold as if he had just been fished out of an ice cellar.

"Luu Diem's husband asked me to meet him at the coffee shop on the first floor of the hospital."

Tieu Nhien replied.

“Let me go.”

I stood up. The tone did not allow anyone to object.

“Mom, don't go.”

“That kind of person is not worth meeting in person.”

The four sons were almost in unison. I shook my head.

“This starts with mom.”

“It must be finished by the mother herself.”

My eyes glanced at each child in turn.

“No one can interfere.”

“This is an order.”