The entire meeting room froze.

Diep Man’s face lost all color the moment Manh Hoa finished speaking.

“The revised estimate was uploaded from your personal email account. The login history, IP address, and editing records are all stored in the company system.”

Nobody spoke.

For the first time, Diep Man couldn’t cry.

Because there was no audience left to convince.

Ha Thua Chau slowly turned his head toward her.

“Diep Man… what did she mean?”

Diep Man stepped back.

“No… that’s impossible.”

Her voice became shaky.

“I only helped organize the documents. Someone must have used my account.”

I looked at her calmly.

“Really?”

I pushed another folder across the table.

Inside were screenshots of conversations.

Not only between Diep Man and several employees, but also between her and a supplier.

Every message.

Every instruction.

Every hidden adjustment.

Everything was there.

“You didn’t make a mistake because you were tired.”

I looked directly at her.

“You changed the numbers because you wanted me to take the blame.”

Diep Man’s lips trembled.

Ha Thua Chau grabbed the documents.

The more he read, the uglier his expression became.

Yesterday, he had stood in front of everyone and protected this woman.

Today, the same woman had become the person who could destroy his company.

But the most painful thing for him was not the betrayal.

It was realizing that the person he abandoned had already known everything.

“Khuong Tri Duong…”

His voice was lower than before.

“When did you find out?”

I smiled slightly.

“Three months ago.”

His eyes widened.

“Three months?”

“Yes.”

I looked at the huge glass windows behind him.

“For three months, I watched you slowly move away from me.”

“For three months, I watched you believe every lie she told you.”

“For three months, I waited to see if the man I loved for five years would finally wake up.”

I paused.

“But yesterday, you made your choice.”

The room became silent again.

Ha Thua Chau clenched his fists.

“I thought you would never do this.”

I laughed softly.

“You thought I would always stay.”

That sentence made his face change.

Because it was true.

For five years, he believed I would always stand behind him.

No matter how difficult things became.

No matter how tired I was.

No matter how many times I sacrificed my own interests for him.

He thought my love was unlimited.

But he forgot one thing.

Even the strongest person has a breaking point.

Manh Hoa placed another document on the table.

“Khuong Dong, the legal department has completed the preparation.”

“The divorce agreement and share transfer documents are ready.”

Ha Thua Chau stared at those papers.

For the first time since entering the room, he looked afraid.

Not angry.

Not arrogant.

Afraid.

“You planned everything?”

I looked at him.

“No.”

I shook my head.

“I prepared a backup plan.”

“Because a successful businesswoman never puts all her trust into one person.”

His expression became complicated.

“Businesswoman…”

He repeated those words quietly.

Almost like he was hearing my identity for the first time.

Because in his mind, I was only his wife.

The woman who cooked dinner.

The woman who waited for him to come home.

The woman who stood behind him.

He never imagined that the woman standing behind him was actually the reason he was able to stand there.

At that moment, Diep Man suddenly stepped forward.

“President Ha, don’t sign anything.”

Everyone looked at her.

She forced herself to calm down.

“She is only angry. Once she calms down, she will regret destroying everything.”

I looked at her.

“Still trying to act?”

Diep Man froze.

I opened another file.

“This is the recording from yesterday.”

Her expression changed instantly.

A voice came from the speaker.

It was her voice.

“Don’t worry. As long as President Ha believes me, that woman will leave the company herself.”

The entire room fell into silence.

Then another voice appeared.

Ha Thua Chau’s voice.

“She is too emotional. She can’t manage the company anymore.”

The recording ended.

Nobody looked at me.

Everyone looked at him.

Because those words were not said by a stranger.

They were said by the man who had promised to stand beside me forever.

Ha Thua Chau lowered his head.

For a long time, he said nothing.

Then he whispered:

“Tri Duong…”

It was the first time he called my name like that in months.

Not as a boss.

Not as a husband.

Just as a man who finally realized what he had lost.

“Give me one more chance.”

I looked at him.

A few months ago, those words would have destroyed me.

Today, they meant nothing.

“Ha Thua Chau.”

I stood up.

“The person you want back is not me.”

“You want back the person who helped you become successful.”

“You don’t miss your wife.”

“You miss your foundation.”

His face turned pale.

Because he knew I was right.

I picked up my bag.

The same bag I carried when I walked out of Hang Viet the day before.

“At 2 p.m., the share transfer deadline ends.”

“If you sign, Hang Viet survives.”

“If you refuse…”

I looked at the documents on the table.

“Tomorrow, everyone will know who really built this company.”

I walked toward the door.

Behind me, Ha Thua Chau suddenly spoke.

“Tri Duong.”

I stopped.

“Did you ever love me?”

For a moment, I was silent.

Then I answered:

“Yes.”

“I loved you more than anyone.”

“But unfortunately…”

I turned around.

“The person I loved disappeared long before I left.”

The door closed.

Inside the room, Ha Thua Chau remained motionless.

And for the first time in five years…

He finally understood.

The woman he had thrown away yesterday was not someone who needed him.

She was the only person who had ever made him powerful.

But what he didn’t know was…

The biggest secret about Khuong Tri Duong had not been revealed yet.

Because the 45 billion yuan investment was only a small part of her real power.