"Really? I have an older sister who can't get married, a younger sister who is frail and sickly and struggling to survive, and a naive younger brother who is inexperienced in the world. I support them all."
He explained with a bitter face, then turned his head to look at Lily and Loran Hill, perhaps thinking that these two would be easier to talk to.
"Don't be fooled by him. Your explanation is too naive. At least you can say that you have an eighty-year-old mother and a wife and daughter at home who are crying for food." Alena reminded.
"That's too fake, haha." Loran Hill laughed.
"But you should still return the blanket. It's someone else's property after all."
"No, I got this with my own ability, why should I give it back?"
"But this is not a legitimate way." After counting the wallet, Lily looked at the fat man in front of her and said.
"What legitimate means? The unscrupulous businessman who lives here is also involved in smuggling, abusing others, and withholding wages. He didn't make any mistakes. His things were not earned through legitimate means. Why is he aboveboard and I am not legitimate? I can't accept this." The fat man said dissatisfiedly.
"Then you can sue him." Lily said simply.
"I'm just a nobody, how dare I sue? Besides, even if I had solid evidence, if I sued, I wouldn't know where I'd be lying the next day."
"You talk to the sheriff."
"Then you want me to die."
...
The fat boy and Lily were arguing, and Alena held her forehead with her hand after watching the scene.
"Okay, let's not talk about this for now. Didn't you say you had to support your family? Take us to see your home."
"What are you going to do?" The little fat man took two steps back cautiously.
"Of course we have to verify its authenticity. If it is true, we will spare you this time." Alena said, patting her chest. As the captain's daughter, she has a very flexible sense of morality.
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