Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 2015 2016
We invite all readers to explore this latest chapter of the novel.
- A minor theft report leads to unexpected confusion for authorities.
- Misunderstandings arise concerning the value of the reported stolen items.
- Legal definitions of theft are explained in detail to a bewildered individual.
A seemingly minor theft report leads to confusion. Misunderstandings arise regarding the value of stolen items. Legal definitions of theft are explained to a perplexed individual.
Facing the police officer’s confirmation, Mrs. Willson nodded and gritted her teeth and said: “Yes, it’s two hundred!”
The police officer thought there was a problem with his ears.
“An old lady who lives in the best villa of Tomson, will call the police for two hundred? It’s not right…”
Thinking of this, he secretly thought: “Could it be that rich people talk like this, saying that two million are two hundred? The last time the classmates’ reunion, the rich second generation in the class said that the same was true of his luxury car. It is obviously a Rolls-Royce with more than five million When it comes to how much it is, he said lightly about more than five hundred. Is this a common problem of the rich?”
But thinking of this, he was a little puzzled: “It stands to reason that this old lady has a net worth of over 100 million, even if she loses two million, she won’t be so excited?”
So he looked at the old lady again and said, “Hello old lady, I will confirm with you again. You said your daughter-in-law, that is, Horiyah stole two hundred from you. This two hundred refers to Two million, right?”
“No.” Mrs. Willson said: “It’s two hundred only, two hundred, cash, two hundred yuan!”
“Ah?!” The chins of several police officers all wanted to fall to the ground.
The leader said embarrassingly: “Lady, your eldest daughter-in-law took your two hundred, you called the police to arrest her?”
Mrs. Willson raised her eyebrows and asked, “What’s wrong? Can’t I? She stole my hard-earned money, can’t I call the police yet?”