She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 86: Catching the Snake

Cheyenne put down her cutlery and her expression became serious. “Eddie, do you have any specific information about the deceased?”

Eddie nodded and handed Cheyenne a sheet with basic information about the patient in his hand. It only had some simple basic information: Sergio Mullen, male, thirty-four years old, and an ordinary taxi driver.

He was originally from Yrose but had been living in Akloit for almost ten years. He divorced three years ago and has a daughter who stayed with his ex-wife.

His background seemed too clean at first glance without any problems.

“This person’s background doesn’t seem to be problematic. Looks like I need to ask Omari for help with investigating,” Cheyenne said.

“Yeah, this car accident is not simple. There are three million dollars left in his bank account!” Eddie replied.

This amount might be small change for them but it would be difficult for someone like Sergio who came from humble beginnings.

“His ex-wife brought their daughter here claiming that the money should belong to their child.” However, when they got divorced, the court awarded custody of their daughter to his wife while he only needed to pay child support fees.

that this money should be

immediately had an idea and smiled. “That’s easy then! Omari

so dealing with such a small case would

“Eh.”

The Todd family felt guilty, so Kai and Thalia brought a lot of supplements to ask for

just because of their status; instead, he coldly replied,

this, Thalia’s smile froze on her face. She didn’t know whether to put

embarrassed one. However, he surprised everyone by speaking

beloved pet that was usually fed with lean beef imported

suggested killing it. Thalia instinctively turned her head towards

he trembled slightly while speaking, “We’re sorry

you just need to give me that snake,” Layne responded firmly while

before whispering

glass box containing the snake. The box was covered with a piece of red

on the table

everything properly this time around, which

spoke with guilt, he lifted the red cloth with one hand. Inside, a bright red snake hissed and raised its triangular head with arrogance. Its vertical pupils stared directly at Layne, showing a hint of greed as if he

little creature was not very long in size, its venom was notorious among its kind. Layne had been practicing medicine for many years and had seen all kinds of things.