Innocent Or Money Novels & Stories

"Any kind of money that can take me out of my current debt situation would be great." "Even if an innocent died for it?" "No one is innocent here," I chuckle. It hurts to chuckle to that joke, though. Because my family was innocent and the only crime they committed was being at the right place at the wrong time. But she doesn't notice my brief detachment. "You seem to know the fundamentals already." "A certain Marco was killed in my face a few minutes ago, so I'd say yeah. I learn quickly." She frowns. "Marco was killed?"

Their eyes follow the money as it shatters on the floor. They become more shocked than ever. They look at me, then at the money, at me, then at the money again. They become speechless. "Doesn't that look familiar?" I ask them. "Sharon! Where did you get that from?" Dustin asks me. I can feel his tension already. "You know where I got it from." I say to them. "if you got that money from where I think you got it from, that means you have done something violent." Austin says to me.

And Sophie just stood there looking tired and ordinary in her catering blacks with that stupid little strand of hair stuck to her cheek. “Money?” I asked again, trying to keep my voice even while my fingers slowly slid toward my pocket, trying to be subtle about it. “Is that what this is? You were willing to poison people for a paycheck?” Sophie gave this soft little laugh under her breath like I was the one being ridiculous. “You people always think everything comes down to money,” she said. “That’s the problem with all of you. You measure everything in dollars and assume everyone else does too.” “You people?”

“If your daughter is innocent, then what about other people?” Nollace turned around to look at him, and his face was bereft of emotion. “As far as I know, you guys have cheated a lot of innocent businessmen into investment scams. They trusted you guys, but you took advantage of their trust and scammed all their money. Some of them even went bankrupt because of you.” The Home Minister pressed his lips firmly and clenched his fists tightly. Nollace chuckled. “Of course, they're the ones who willingly jumped into the trap. After all, everyone would have pushed their luck if there was an opportunity to earn a fortune before them.

Something was off, I think in my buzzed state. “My work is not important. Maybe you want to tell me how the interview went?” Leo asked diverting attention of our table to me. Before I could say anything Nicholas chimed in. “Oh little Ms. Money Bags has a great opportunity, but she does not know if she likes to get paid. you know what ‘am saying!” Now all eyes were on me. “I often forget you two are related! Two troublemakers” I quip at the sibling duo and take another sip.

I added. “I was just curious,” she said. “No, I didn’t take it,” I stated. “Would you still be disappointed if I asked why?” Susan asked carefully. “Yes, and offended too, so maybe you shouldn’t,” I responded sternly. “The money in question, regardless of how tempting, is not a legal money, and we both know how dangerous these people are. I could have lost my life if it wasn’t for Dante’s timely intervention,” I added deeply. “I get that, Autumn…” Susan said, and her voice trailed off.

he said, exhaling a plume of smoke. "Did you come here to gloat?" I asked coldly, hugging my arms. "I'm here to help you, baby," he said, closing the distance between us. "I heard about your father. Money laundering is a serious charge." I lifted my chin and met his eyes. "You know he's innocent." "In our world, the truth doesn't matter. Money and power do," he shrugged. "I can make it go away. I'll pay the bail, no matter how high. I'll even get the best lawyers to make this disappear."

"What do you think? I think this kind of person who only wants money but doesn't ask for anything suits our investment the best! We can play the game with our rules! I just don't know how a person like that became rich! Even Mr. Baker from Euphoria Group treats him politely!" "That's where you're wrong. An honest man reaps more than others! The theory that you lose big things for little interests works in the opposite too! If I kept thinking of how to cut down on your salary, would you still be willing to work for me? He doesn't care about anything and he may receive less than promised, but he wouldn't incur a loss! Adding it up, it would still be more than putting it in a fixed deposit! Som

Lucy laughed, a light and airy sound that somehow managed to be cruel. "Eric, don't be rude. Maybe Noah has a side business he hasn't mentioned." She tilted her head at me, her eyes gleaming. "My cousin works in finance downtown. He says there's all kinds of money moving around these days. Some of it less legal than others. You know, money laundering, drug trafficking, that sort of thing." The accusation was wrapped in a joke but the intent was clear. I felt my face go hot. "That's not funny," I said.

“Tell me Fabian, where did you get all that money? Even working hard for a week, we can't have so much and you want to tell us that in less than half a day, you could make all this wheat? » Sophie had spoken, crossing her arms as she looked at Fabian with reproachful eyes. Carmen, more spared, tried to understand instead of directly judging Fabian. She knows him so well, he's nice and upright, and he would never do anything shady or illegal even if it's to allow them to eat. “Fabian, listen… this money includes us… it is…” "I didn't steal it if that's what you're worried about. And it's not illegal money either, I don't hang out with any gangs and I haven't sold any veins for them... This mo