Brandon reached for Natalie’s hand and squeezed it. He looked into Natalie’s eyes for a few seconds and then broke into a smile. He knew what she meant.

“Take this as a lesson learned and don’t make deals with strangers ever again.”

Seeing that he had driven his point home, Brandon told her the truth.

“The police will return the money to you after the investigation. Don’t worry.”

Natalie’s eyes instantly lit up.

Then she glared at Brandon and asked, “Why’d you lie?”

“So that you wouldn’t make the same mistake again.”

Brandon only hoped that Natalie could learn from this.

This time, she had only lost some money.

The next time, she might not be so lucky.

But Natalie didn’t have the heart to be angry with him now that she knew she could get her money back.

“I can’t believe Allie’s going to get away with this so easily. Going to prison for fraud is such a light punishment.”

“Don’t worry. She’ll get what she deserves,” Brandon said cryptically, implying something deeper.

“What do you mean?”

felt that the look in his eye was

of

give too much away, so he didn’t explain himself further. But he knew very well that the evidence of Allie’s crimes were solid enough to

was put behind bars, no one could save her.

the Larson Group’s

the

there for years, she had no idea just how powerful Brandon’s

her case hadn’t gone to trial yet, she was temporarily

all kinds of criminals in the detention room where all

fit in at

in-mates made her

here

Ellen, had a sleeve of tattoos on her arm, making

smoking was prohibited in here, she

“What? No way!”

resist. She used to be the assistant to the vice president of

she was reduced to

wished her trial would come

She’d get beaten to a pulp, and after

who had already been

can get out of this shithole? You’re a goddamned idiot. Your life was was ended the minute you

“W-what do you mean?”

crime was only fraud ! the punishment couldn;t be too serious, right?

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