The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride by Whispering Willow

Chapter 667 Molly's Delicacy

Driving from his hometown, Sebastian first went to the town. He heard that the

investigation results from the morning had come in.

Just because of family matters, these police friends had been working hard, and since it was already late, driving home would mean arriving in the early morning. Without any urgent matters, he decided to stay here for the night.

Molly followed along to the police station, curious about the situation.

It was the same familiar police station as last time, but last time, Molly had been brought in as a suspect. This time, she was introduced as Sebastian's wife.

"Mr. Collins, let me introduce you to my wife, Molly."

Sebastian held Molly's hand as he introduced her.

Being introduced this way for the first time, Molly felt a bit shy. Then she naturally greeted, "Mr. Collins, thank you for your hard work."

Inside the station, one of Sebastian's old classmates sat down and said, "We got him. This wasn't his first time doing this. Previously, he managed to negotiate well and didn't get caught, then sold the houses at a high price. This time, he didn't know the house he sold belonged to Timothy."

The scammer was also full of regret, thinking, "I didn't know Miles and Mr. Chase were related, and I certainly didn't know there was a cop in the family."

He only blamed himself for not doing a thorough background check, assuming that since Miles was in such a state, he probably didn't have any family.

Molly was curious, "The house in the hometown has poor transportation and living conditions. Why would anyone buy it?"

"They have a specific target group, retired elderly people from the city who yearn for a rural life. They package the house before selling it, just like selling a product with a celebrity endorsement, and the sales go up. They advertise the house as having been lived in by some big shot, and many people fall for it. I'm sure Mr. Chase knows this better than we do."

Sebastian nodded. He had indeed encountered many cases where scammers precisely targeted the inner needs of the elderly to swindle money, and the elderly were often

unaware.

"Especially if it's Mr. Chase's house. If it's verified that a big shot grew up there, someone might be willing to pay a million dollars for it."

Molly was puzzled, "I wonder how these people make their money. It certainly isn't with their brains."

Molly's thought process was too quick for most people to follow, but Sebastian was used to it. When everyone else caught on, they realized Molly was complaining about those people being brainless.

"Mr. Chase, we're currently reviewing all the houses he previously handled. Thanks to your suggestion, we caught another bad guy."

invited everyone to dinner to thank

Ellie and his friends out for a meal

going to town to find the gold bracelet that Stella

with Sebastian, but she was worried and

Molly accompanied Zoey and Max

got hungry, Molly took Zoey

it's gone, it's gone. I'll buy you a new one this time, and you better

ended, and Sebastian hurried to pick up Molly,

Molly shook her head.

in the

Ellie also

cars stopped together, and Timothy asked, "Are we staying in town tonight or

"Let's find a good hotel in the city. Molly is delicate; if we stay in a motel in town, she'll probably be on

Sebastian talking about her and slapped him, "Sebastian, who are you talking

of course. Am I

and turned her head in anger. He wasn't

the car.

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already looking for a

a half later, they arrived at

chose a seven-star hotel and

it was too extravagant and asked Molly, "Molly, how much is it

price, "Five or

was too expensive, "In our town, it's only a few dozen

Three rooms wouldn't

the lounge. I'll haggle with them and get

smiled helplessly, her eyes full

Molly to

and Sebastian was equally pleased. "Can we get a

Molly nodded happily, "Yes."

looked at Molly's face and said, "Then I

meant, but soon she did as

"Sebastian!"

too thick and uncomfortable.