The Dividing Line, Episode 19: Vinh recklessly tries to escape prosecution, Khac gives up.
In episode 19 of the series "The Dividing Line," Vinh cornered himself by extorting money from a business to drop the case. This reckless act completely disappointed Khắc, who declared he would no longer help his younger brother.
A wrong move shattered the brotherhood.
In the latest developments of the film.boundary lineIn episode 19, Vinh took a reckless action by extorting money from a business to bribe officials to drop the case. This misstep not only put him in a more dangerous situation but also completely disappointed his older brother, Khac, who decided to give up and no longer interfere in his wrongdoing.
Facing the risk of prosecution in the gambling ring, Vinh decided to use a past wrongdoing of a close associate to blackmail him into lending him 500 million VND. Although he only received 250 million VND, Vinh immediately took the money to Dinh, the prosecutor's office employee in charge of the case.
During the meeting, Dinh showed Vinh the decision to prosecute the case that included his name, which further increased Vinh's fear and led him to agree to give the money. Immediately afterward, Vinh went to Khac's house to seek help.
However, upon learning that his younger brother was extorting money from the business, Khac became enraged and criticized the action as "a desperate measure that would leave behind so many negative consequences." Despite Khac's analysis of the inconsistencies in the information Dinh provided, Vinh stubbornly believed that bribing the authorities was the only way out. Faced with Vinh's obstinacy, Khac declared, "I've done everything I can to help you... consider it as if I know nothing about your affairs," officially giving up on his younger brother.
The doctor seeks a way to escape and negotiates with the Vice President.
In another development, Vien, who was presumed dead, unexpectedly reappears and confronts Thieu. Despite his distrust, Vien understands that only Thieu can help him escape. Thieu uses Vien's family in Hanoi to exert pressure, while simultaneously asserting their continued alliance and introducing a third party to handle the escape.
To prepare for his escape route, Vien contacted Ms. Thu, the Deputy Director of the Procuratorate, proposing an exchange of evidence in exchange for certain conditions. However, Ms. Thu maintained a firm stance, asserting that she would only apply leniency policies within the framework of the law to those who confessed and cooperated.
The race for the Department Director position and the political maneuvering.
Meanwhile, the competition for the position of Director of the Department of Finance also became intense. Secretary Son expressed strong support for Le Chinh, praising his qualities and abilities. Conversely, Mr. Sach disagreed and secretly investigated, discovering that Le Chinh's approval rating was the lowest due to his straightforward personality and lack of relationship-building skills.
Suspicions surround the Deputy Director's husband.
For her part, Ms. Thu received information from Trien that the card found at the hospital was not related to her husband, Chan. However, her suspicions were not completely dispelled. A new detail emerged when investigators discovered that Chan had bought a painting worth over 50 million VND from Duc, who had passed away not long before, while his family needed money for house repairs.
Further developments will be revealed inboundary lineEpisode 20 will air at 9 PM on November 27th on VTV1.
