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BLIND HUSBAND PART 2
“What, that stepmother could use despicable tricks to force you?” After listening to Duong Ai Van's story, Lieu Khanh An couldn't help but bang the table. She didn't think her friend would have to endure this frustration. Duong Ai Van just drank tea without saying anything, she only thought about one thing, who spread this news. Even though Mrs. Tuyet wanted to defame her, she was not foolish enough to do this, no one knew about the rest. So who could it be? “Ai Van, why didn't you say anything? If people want to slander and defame you, can they still leave it alone? Lieu Khanh An was furious.
BLIND HUSBAND PART 3
The smell of lavender rushed straight into Sam Canh Dinh's nose, regained consciousness, leaned over a bit, intending to avoid the hug. Duong Ai Van felt his small movement and said softly: "If you still move, I'll kiss you in front of Phong Dai." “Duong Ai Van, you are getting more and more bold.” Sam Canh Dinh spoke neither coldly nor lightly, but was obviously not angry. Duong Ai Van smiled: "Now you know, I can be even more daring."
BLIND HUSBAND PART 6
“Boss, I find the lady's sudden change in attitude to be very suspicious. I don't dare to confirm anything, but I don't believe that a person can change overnight.” Mr. Tu stood next to him and said. Mr. Sam rubbed his temples and said in a deep voice: "Please pay attention to me, yes, do any of those kids have any movements?" "Uncle Nhien went on a trip, everyone who followed him looked confused but did not take any action, Ms. Tue Nhi still did her job well, and the second and third ladies seemed impatient. Over the past few days, I have been continuously meeting with several key directors of the company." Mr. Tu replied that his task was to monitor the every move of the people in the house and report anything unusual.
BLIND HUSBAND PART 7
More than a month passed and Sam Canh Dinh returned without doing anything, only doing one thing to look for people at the foot of Suong Mu mountain. But no matter how much he dug, he couldn't find anything. Sam Canh Dinh was almost desperate, even fainting from exhaustion. Ly Tuan Phong couldn't bear it anymore and could only order Phong Dai to bring him back. When Sam Canh Dinh woke up, he was extremely angry and wanted to continue searching but was stopped by Ly Tuan Phong. The two had a fight at the hotel. Bach Long base makes everyone afraid. Because Sam Canh Dinh lost a lot of strength, he did not fight back. He lay on the ground looking at the deep blue sky in front of him, wondering, could it be that she was gone?
BLIND HUSBAND PART 4
The tall, muscular man carried a knife and walked towards Mrs. Hang. She gradually backed away in fear, stammering: "Don't, don't come over here." At this time, the man grabbed Ms. Hang's hand, pulled it to the next table and put it down. The knife was also raised high, preparing to attack. Ms. Hang panicked and didn't know what to do. She used all her strength to push the man away. He was neither prepared nor paying attention, so he was pushed back a few steps. Ms. Hang took this opportunity to grab the scissors next to the wooden cabinet. , pointed forward and said: "Don't let anyone come here, otherwise I will stab that person to death."
BLIND HUSBAND PART 5
Duong Ai Van stood silently looking at his face, her daily arrogant and confident expression disappeared, replaced by an expectant, anxious expression. She didn't expect this man to have such a lovely face, so she couldn't help but want to take a closer look. Again, not seeing her speak, someone began to impatiently call out: "Ai Van." “It's me, husband.” Duong Ai Van didn't let him wait any longer, took a step closer to close the distance between the two of them, then reached out to hug his neck, her eyes facing his worried face and said: "What is your heart like?" Still not clear? Before I loved you, I gave you my heart. I love you, up until this moment it has only increased without decreasing, do the two words "will" need to be said?
The Naked Eye
A young Vietnamese woman is invited to travel from Ho Chi Minh City to speak at an International Youth Conference in East Berlin. On her arrival, as she is preparing to present her paper in Russian on 'Vietnam as a Victim of American Imperialism', she is abruptly kidnapped and taken to a small town on the western side of the Berlin Wall. There she falls under a strange spell of domestic and sexual boredom with her abductor, until one night she manages to escape on a train to Moscow... but mistakenly arrives in Paris. Alone, penniless, and in a completely foreign land, Anh (her false name) wanders the fringes of society, meeting a sex worker, another Vietnamese immigrant, a theatre troupe and other shadowy characters. But at the centre of her new life is Catherine Deneuve, the iconic film star whose films she loses herself in and who becomes the object of her obsessions. Crossing borders of language, nation, ethnicity, sexuality and art, The Naked Eye is a cinematic, incandescent novel that anticipates and embodies our twenty-first century nightmares and dreams.
BLIND HUSBAND PART 1
Sam Gia Hotel, Da Lan City. In a large room decorated in bright red, there were a couple of people present. The man wore a crisp white suit, both elegant and stylish, combined with a bright and handsome face, making many young women desire him. Next to him was a girl wearing a pure white wedding dress, her makeup was extremely delicate but still could not hide the lotus petal-shaped birthmark on her right cheek, on the contrary, her left cheek was flawless white. The two sat next to each other on the bed, the girl looked at her husband's face, his eyes also had a black frame. The reason he has these glasses frames is because he is blind.
Forgotten Families
In the last half-century, radical changes have rippled through the workplace and the home from Boston to Bombay. In the face of rapid globalization, these changes affect us all, and we can no longer confine ourselves to addressing working and social conditions within our own borders without simultaneously addressing them on a global scale. Based on over a thousand in-depth interviews and survey data from more than 55,000 families spanning five continents, Forgotten Families is the first truly global account of how the changing conditions of work threaten children, women and men, and the infirm. It addresses problems faced by working families in industrialized and developing countries alike, touching on issues of child health and development, barriers to parents getting and keeping jobs, problems families confront daily and in times of crisis, and the roles of growing inequalities. Rich in individual stories and deeply human, Heymann's book proposes innovative and imaginative ideas for solving the problems of the truly belabored together as a global community.
