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Chapter 9

Author: Sesame King
I certainly remembered it.

It was worth over a grand.

I signed for it on Rachel's behalf.

"What about it?"

Chloe replied quickly.

"Rachel brought it downstairs later to send back as a return.

"Except before shipping it out, she stayed in the restroom for over half an hour.

"When she came out, besides the original packaging, she had a very old phone box in her hand."

I stared at the texts.

"Why do you recall it so clearly?"

"Because she asked me that day whether returns are usually weighed by cou
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    There was that sentiment again.I realized then, the fact that Rachel had turned out the way she did wasn't surprising after all.I lowered my head and let out a faint laugh."The day the brand representative and the police came to the company, the entire office was staring at me."Our team leader told me to hand over my access badge."Rachel stood beside me crying, claiming she knew nothing all along."If I hadn't discovered it in advance, if I hadn't had the audio recording, or the complaint ticket, or the delivery logs…"Do you think I would be fine now?"She didn't speak.I continued:"It was always my name she used."Every single delivery, she wanted me to verify and sign on her behalf."Whenever she returned something, she tried to have my name listed as the sender."Those weren't careless mistakes."Those were choices made over and over again."She sobbed even harder."But she's young yet."I raised my eyes to stare at her."So am I."That rendered her speechless.Why should you

  • Not My Package, Not My Crime   Chapter 14

    During the investigation, the company also conducted an internal review.Administrative regulations were completely overhauled.From then on, all high-value private deliveries had to be signed for in person.The front desk would no longer accept shipping information that persistently misused other employees' names.Returns had to register the actual sender.After the new regulations were issued, Chloe told me privately:"Should've been like this ages ago."I thought nothing of it back then."Who knew how bad loopholes could be misused."I looked at the policy email and suddenly thought of those who told me not to fuss over it.Before something landed on their own shoulders, everyone thought it was just a favor.Adrian formally apologized to me later on.Not just a casual remark at my desk.Instead, he called me into the meeting room."My handling of the situation before was flawed."He spoke very slowly."The situation came up suddenly that day, and my first reaction was to contain the

  • Not My Package, Not My Crime   Chapter 13

    In the afternoon, I contacted a lawyer, had the post preserved for evidence, and filed a complaint with the platform shortly after.At eight in the evening, my lawyer helped me draft an extremely concise statement.It didn't disclose any private details of the case.Just three points were mentioned.First, I never participated in any suspicious purchases or post-sales returns.Second, upon discovering that my identity had been misused long-term, I filed a record with the platform and contacted the police at the very first opportunity.Third, regarding the untrue content circulating online, I had preserved evidence of the false claims circulating online.An hour after the statement went out, the post was deleted.The next day, the account that posted it was deactivated.Yet the matter didn't end there.The police quickly tracked down that although the post wasn't made by Rachel herself, it came from a computer frequently used by Luke.Rachel was called in for questioning once again.She

  • Not My Package, Not My Crime   Chapter 12

    By now, I thought the hardest part had already been behind me.Turned out I had underestimated Rachel once again.Two days later, a post suddenly went viral on a local industry forum.The title read: "Colleague was jealous of me buying luxury goods and dragged a personal conflict all the way to the police station. She almost destroyed me."The author didn't use their real name.And yet the situation was described in extreme detail."A design firm."Female colleague, around thirty years old."Usually keeps to herself."Suddenly acted off after seeing my frequent purchases of digital products."Took the initiative to help me sign for packages for a few months, then turned around and claimed I tried to frame her."She even secretly recorded audio and investigated my accounts."Causing me to get suspended."The final line read:"Moral of the story is never befriend jealous folks. They may act like they care about you, but behind your back, they're collecting evidence to use against you."T

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    I stared at her.Suddenly I found the whole thing to be quite laughable.From the moment things started, this was the first time she admitted to any wrongdoing.Not because she realized she had almost destroyed someone's job and reputation.But because all the evidence pointed squarely at her.She had no other choice.I told her:"I don't want anything from you."The authorities will handle this."She jerked her head up."Come on Nicole, we've known each other for two years!""And?""Was I not a good friend?"She sounded as though she had caught onto something."When you first joined this team, who showed you around?"When you worked overtime, who brought you meals?"I even got you a gift on your birthday!"I looked right at her."Which is why I signed for your packages a dozen times over."Have I not repaid your favors?"Do you expect me to take the fall for fraudulent compensations as well?"She froze.For the first time, I saw our so-called past friendship with absolute clarity.A f

  • Not My Package, Not My Crime   Chapter 10

    The police investigation progressed faster than I had imagined.Three days later, I was called in again to give a statement.This time it wasn't in the company meeting room.It was at the police station.Rachel came as well.And there was another man.He looked about twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old, wearing a black jacket, with a very gaunt face.I had seen him on Rachel's Instagram before.Her boyfriend, Luke Simmons.The two of them had been together for three years.Rachel used to brag often about how good he was at business."His mind is razor sharp."Now I knew where the man put his sharp mind to use.The police had retrieved a portion of the platform's records.Out of the orders, the majority were placed through Rachel's own account.A small portion came from Luke's account.The payment cards belonged to the two of them respectively.All seven refunds or compensation payments had gone directly into their own payment accounts.Not a single cent had ever reached me.Most cru

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