บททั้งหมดของ I Send A Family To Jail: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 9

After dinner, I went to the coat room to retrieve my coat.As soon as I picked it up, I realized something was wrong.Upon closer inspection, I realized the clothes in my hands were not mine.I had also lost a small clutch.It contained my car keys and ID.Since both items were quite valuable, I hurried to report the situation to a staff member.The staff member reassured me that someone might have taken the wrong coat by mistake.The restaurant had real-time surveillance. So, it should not be hard to track down the person who took my coat.I waited all day.Finally, I received a message from the restaurant.They had found the person.It was a middle-aged woman in her fifties named Molly Clark.The surveillance footage showed that she took my coat half an hour after I entered the restaurant.She had examined it carefully before taking it.My clutch was also neatly placed right next to it.I could not figure out why this Molly Clark would have taken the wrong one.Then

No wonder she was not even afraid of the police this time. She probably saw that I was just a poor student, and a girl at that. So, she figured I would be easy to manipulate.I was so furious that I was trembling all over. “I recorded everything you said. Do you think I won’t press defamation charges?”Molly snorted coldly. “Haha! Do you really think I’m that easily intimidated? You’re a loose woman. You aren’t afraid of selling yourself, so why should I be scared? “If I post your personal information online, you might even get a few more clients. By then, you’ll have to thank me. But if your parents or friends happen to see it, well, you’ll really make a name for yourself.”“Molly, what exactly do you want?” My blood was boiling so much I almost dropped my phone.Seeing that her scheme had succeeded, Molly smirked. “You really won’t cry until your own doom hits you in the face. Now that you know, you’re finally scared. “Fine, I don’t even want to argue with you. If you don’t w

This was not the first time I had crossed paths with her.During the second half of my freshman year, Emma had participated in a campus singing competition. I happened to be the host. While taking a break backstage, I accidentally saw her slipping a razor blade into someone else’s performance costume. I was terrified and reported it to a teacher right away.Later, Emma was disqualified from the competition. I heard that her classmates and roommates all found out about it, and no one dared to go near her anymore.I thought back to that day at her house and the look of hatred in her eyes. She clearly still remembered me.Faced with my questioning, Emma looked me over with contempt. “So, I edited those pictures. What of it? Do you dare say that you’ve never done anything like that yourself?”I sighed in exasperation, feeling a bit irritated. Why did I have to get mixed up with this family? It really was one misfortune after another.On Emma’s end, when she saw that I did not refut

Following the trail, I discovered that the employee who had reviewed the financial aid list back then was actually Emma’s uncle.The two of them teamed up to fabricate a story about a sick younger sister who did not exist. They had been committing fraud on my family for years.Emma did not keep me waiting long. The very next day, she gave me an address. It was a plush toy factory in her hometown.I went there with the police.While the officers went inside to make the arrest, I kept my wits about me and pretended to strike up a casual conversation with some older women sunbathing by the entrance.“Her daughter teamed up with her uncle to defraud university students out of over 300,000 dollars. She’s already behind bars. She stole things too.“That’s exactly what they uncovered. Doesn’t this factory screen its employees? They’ve really brought trouble upon themselves.”The ladies had watched the police go inside and believed me completely. “One member of her family’s already behi

The case proceeded smoothly.Molly was charged with theft, fraud, and defamation. She received a combined sentence of thirteen years for multiple offenses.As for the money she owed me, after three unsuccessful attempts to collect it, I filed a petition with the court for compulsory enforcement.I repossessed her house.The matter was settled, and everything had come to a close.That was until a month after Molly was locked up.I was knocked unconscious and shoved into an unmarked car.When I came to, I was lying on a cold floor, tightly bound and unable to move a muscle.A slightly hoarse male voice reached my ears.“Little girl, you’re awake.”I turned my head and saw a middle-aged man with a buzz cut playing with his phone.As I watched his clumsy movements, a vague suspicion began to form in my mind.Perhaps because I remained too calm, the middle-aged man grinned and wiped his hand across my face.“You’re really brave. You didn’t even cry from fear.”I fought back my