The box just shook after being kicked so hard.
The woman was overjoyed: That’s a box of money!
The bodyguard brought a large box and the woman also carried a bag.
"Give me the money and I'll give you the evidence!"
The bodyguard suggested seeing the evidence first. The woman thought about it, grabbed something from her bag and threw it over.
That's a few pages.
Paper torn from a notebook.
The bodyguard quickly scanned the pages with a flashlight and discovered they were the truck driver's diary. The crooked handwriting indicated a low level of education. The pages revealed the truck driver's diagnosis of cancer. He was terrified of dying, and since cancer treatment was expensive and incurable, he decided not to pursue treatment.
If the disease cannot be cured, you can still leave some money for your family.
But that's not enough.
When he dies, his wife might remarry with their son for the sake of livelihood.
I wonder if the man my wife finds next will be good to her son?
What if the other party asks his son to change his surname, won’t his family line be cut off?
The truck driver wrote in his diary: It would be great if some money could fall from the sky!
The person is about to die, so why bother with morality? The truck driver has already planned to "scam" the car. He finds an expensive-looking car, waits for the right opportunity, and rams it hard. If he dies, he should be able to get a large sum of money as compensation, right?
Others who commit fraud are harming their own bodies and paying for money with pain, but the truck driver wants to exchange his life for money.
Before the van driver could try to scam someone for money, the bodyguard found him first.
"He asked me if I needed money. He said he could get a lot of money by doing something for him!"
The truck driver agreed without any hesitation.
The bodyguard looked at the crooked diary, his face as dark as the night.
Because the van driver described the bodyguard's appearance in detail in his diary, recorded the place where the two parties first met, what the bodyguard said, and how he bargained... He really talked a lot!
"What else?"
The bodyguard asked the woman for the rest of the diary.
The woman hugged the bag tightly in her arms. "Give me the money first, and I'll give you the rest. There's a notebook and photos!"
The bodyguard squatted down and opened the big box. He asked the woman casually, "How are you going to get home after you get the money? Is there anyone to pick you up?"
The woman responded smoothly: "No need for you to send me here, I came here on my own on my scooter."
The big box was opened, and instead of being full of banknotes as the woman had guessed, it was filled with many bricks.
"You lied—"
The woman subconsciously wanted to run, but the burly bodyguard had already jumped in front of her.
The big hand that had covered the woman's mouth just now was strangling her neck tightly.
Not only is this place remote, there is also a deep pool not far away.
There will be no big house, and a big box will be the final destination of women.
No one knew she was here, and no one would know how she "disappeared".
The woman was strangled by the bodyguard. She slapped the bodyguard desperately, kicked her legs, and the flashlight in her hand fell to the ground.
The woman is not as strong as the bodyguard, she won’t be able to hold on for long!
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