From Jackpot to Accusation: The Clerk Said I Didn’t Pay
“We’ll contact your boss now. Once he gets here, we’ll review the footage together. Then, we’ll find out who that scratch-off ticket really belongs to.”
Chloe stammered and tried to find more excuses to delay.
The police officer had already dialed the shop owner’s phone number.
A few minutes later, a stocky middle-aged man, Felix Perkins, rushed over.
He was the shop owner.
Felix greeted the police officers with practiced ease.
“Officers, I’m really sorry you had to come all the way out here for something so small.”
Then, he looked at me and said politely, “Tiana Lowes, after all these years, you still haven’t lost your passion for buying scratch-offs.”
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