PART 2: The Diamond That Ended Our Marriage

The entire auction hall became silent.

Everyone was waiting for me to be exposed.

They wanted to see the person who dared challenge Tran Tham’s reputation.

They wanted to see me embarrassed.

Because in Giang Thanh, nobody questioned the financial ability of the president of Tran Group.

And nobody dared to make him lose face.

Except me.

The auction consultant walked toward my private room with several staff members.

“Madam, we need to verify your financial information before continuing.”

I calmly nodded.

“Go ahead.”

The consultant looked surprised by my calm attitude.

Most people in this situation would panic.

They would explain.

They would apologize.

They would lower their heads.

But I simply handed over my bank authorization.

The staff connected the information.

A few seconds later, the entire expression on the consultant’s face changed.

He looked at the screen.

Then looked at me.

Then looked back at the screen again.

“Madam…”

His voice became much more respectful.

“There is no need for further verification.”

The people around immediately became confused.

“What happened?”

“Did she really have enough money?”

“Who is she?”

The consultant slowly stood up.

Then announced:

“Room number 5 has sufficient funds to complete the transaction.”

The entire hall exploded.

But I didn’t pay attention.

My eyes were still on Tran Tham.

He was standing across from me.

His expression was impossible to describe.

Shock.

Anger.

Confusion.

And something else.

Fear.

Because he finally understood.

The person who had been competing against him all night…

was not some stranger.

It was his wife.

The woman who had transferred thirty million yuan into his company account.

The woman who had supported him when nobody believed in him.

The woman who helped build Tran Group into what it was today.

I saw his lips move.

“Yun…”

He almost called my name.

But he stopped.

Because everyone was watching.

Because he suddenly remembered that he was supposed to be a loving husband buying a diamond for another woman.

The auctioneer cleared his throat.

“Since both parties have completed financial verification, we will continue.”

The countdown began again.

“43 million 150 thousand from room five.”

“43 million 140 thousand from room one.”

The difference was only ten thousand.

But this time, nobody laughed.

Nobody mocked.

Because everyone realized something.

The woman in room five wasn’t playing.

She was making a statement.

Finally, Tran Tham couldn’t hold back.

He walked out of his room.

The crowd immediately moved aside.

He walked straight toward me.

“Why?”

His voice was low.

I looked at him.

“Why what?”

“Why are you doing this?”

I smiled.

“Buying a diamond.”

His face darkened.

“You know what I mean.”

I leaned back.

“Then ask a clearer question.”

His fists tightened.

“Why are you embarrassing me?”

For a moment, I didn’t answer.

Then I laughed softly.

“Embarrassing you?”

I looked at the diamond displayed on the stage.

“Tran Tham, you spent thirty million yuan trying to buy a diamond for another woman.”

“Now you are asking why I embarrassed you?”

His face turned pale.

The people nearby began whispering.

Another woman?

Diamond for another woman?

The rumors spread instantly.

Lam Ha, who had been hiding inside the private room, finally walked out.

Her eyes were filled with panic.

“Sister-in-law…”

I turned toward her.

That familiar title suddenly sounded ridiculous.

For years, she called me sister-in-law while taking everything that belonged to me.

My resources.

My connections.

My husband’s attention.

“What?”

She lowered her head.

“I think there must be some misunderstanding.”

I looked at her.

“There is no misunderstanding.”

My voice was calm.

“You wanted the diamond.”

She nodded slightly.

“Yes.”

“You wanted him to buy it.”

Her expression changed.

“I…”

I continued.

“And he wanted to prove his love for you.”

The entire hall became silent.

Lam Ha’s face became pale.

Because I wasn’t angry.

I wasn’t fighting.

I was simply telling the truth.

Tran Tham stepped forward.

“Enough.”

I looked at him.

“No.”

For the first time, I interrupted him.

“It’s not enough.”

He froze.

“I spent years protecting your reputation.”

“I ignored rumors.”

“I accepted every excuse.”

“I watched you become everyone’s perfect husband while forgetting you were supposed to be mine.”

My voice remained steady.

“But today, I finally understand.”

I pointed toward the diamond.

“This isn’t about a pink diamond.”

“It is about the fact that you were willing to spend thirty million yuan proving your love to someone else…”

“while giving me nothing but excuses.”

No one spoke.

Tran Tham looked at me.

And for the first time, I saw regret in his eyes.

But regret came too late.

I took out my phone.

A message had just arrived from my lawyer.

The divorce documents were ready.

I opened the message.

Then placed my phone on the table.

“By the way.”

He looked at me.

“Your cards have been frozen.”

His expression changed instantly.

“What?”

“The company funds connected to my project investment have been temporarily suspended.”

His face became cold.

“You can’t do that.”

I smiled.

“Why?”

“Because I am your wife?”

I shook my head.

“No.”

“Because you forgot something.”

I stood up.

“Tran Group survived its hardest years because of my money, my connections, and my decisions.”

“You thought I was just the woman standing behind you.”

“But you forgot…”

“I was the reason you were able to stand there.”

The crowd watched silently.

Nobody dared interrupt.

I picked up my bag.

Then looked at Lam Ha.

“Enjoy your diamond.”

Her eyes widened.

“But…”

I smiled.

“I don’t want it anymore.”

The auctioneer was stunned.

“You are giving up?”

I nodded.

“Yes.”

Everyone was confused.

After fighting so hard, why leave?

Because I finally realized something.

Some things become worthless the moment you discover why they were given.

That diamond was never a gift.

It was an apology waiting to be used.

A replacement for love that no longer existed.

I walked past Tran Tham.

He grabbed my wrist.

“Wait.”

I stopped.

But I didn’t turn around.

“Don’t leave like this.”

I looked at his hand.

Then slowly removed it.

“Tran Tham.”

“Yes?”

“Do you know what hurts the most?”

He didn’t answer.

“It wasn’t seeing you with her.”

“It wasn’t the diamond.”

“It wasn’t even the lies.”

I looked at him.

“It was realizing that the person I trusted most was the person who made me feel like a stranger.”

His eyes reddened.

For the first time, the powerful General Director Tran looked helpless.

But I was already tired of saving him.

I walked away.

Behind me, the auction hall remained silent.

The next morning, the headlines across Giang Thanh changed.

Not about General Director Tran buying a rare pink diamond.

But about the mysterious woman who challenged him.

The woman who froze thirty million yuan.

The woman who was about to leave Tran Group behind.

And the woman whose identity shocked everyone.

Because nobody knew…

the person who built half of Tran Group’s empire…

was not Tran Tham.

It was me.

And now that I had decided to leave…

I was going to take back everything that was mine.

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