Thedy had her scheme all figured out.
She acquired the cheap tires for merely eighty dors.
It was shoddy and wouldn’tst.
She and her son roamed from ce to ce, avoiding anyins once the tire wore out.
Persisting, thedy said, “Come on, be sensible.
The job’s done.
Even if the police get involved, you’ll end up paying.
Why add to the hassle? Look at my son! He did all this work for you.
”
While talking, thedy nudged her son closer to Raegan.
Her son, tall and muscr, stood over Raegan like a tower.
Thedy subtly showed a QR code, whispering, “My son’s a simple fellow.
Please don’t upset him.
You seem a busy person.
Just pay and move on.
”
It seemed like helpful words, but it was all about threats and intimidation.
Raegan asked coolly, “What if I choose not to pay?”Content ? provided by N?velDrama.Org.
“Not to pay?” Thedy’s friendly facade disappeared, her voice bing stern, “Well, if you don’t pay, I can’t be responsible for what my simple son might do…”
The tall man moved closer as instructed, his presence overwhelmingly clear.
Saliva escaping his mouth, he muttered, “Pretty woman…” He extended his hand, trying to grope Raegan.
Raegan quickly dodged, evading his reach.
In themotion, her phone fell and the man picked it up immediately.
Thedy acted swiftly, jumping into Raegan’s car and grabbing the keys.
She said boldly, “If you don’t pay, you’re not going anywhere today.
”
The man repeated his mumbling, “Pretty woman…”
Raegan approached thedy, attempting to get her car keys back.
But thedy reacted instantly, positioning herself in front of Raegan’s vehicle, crying out and rolling on the ground.
“She’s hitting me! She’s hitting me! She’s going to kill me…”
Raegan was dumbfounded.
Their performance was wless, executed with ease.
It dawned on Raegan that these two were professional scammers.
The surroundings were remote, without any shops or houses around, let alone security cameras.
It made sense why they chose this location.
Raegan calmly suggested, “I don’t have cash with me, and my card isn’t working.
Could I call someone to bring the money over to you?”
Thedy looked doubtful.
“You’re not ying a trick on me, right?”
“No, of course not.
I don’t own this fancy car.
It was rented.
I like to seem richer than I am, and I wouldn’t want anyone to find out I burst its tire.
You arrived just in time,” Raegan assured thedy, with a show of earnestness.
Thedy then said, “Ah, my leg is injured from that fall.
Merely paying for the tire isn’t enough!”
“How much are you asking for?” Raegan asked.
Thedy’s expression changed slightly.
“I’d need something Like twenty to thirty thousand for my recovery!”
And that was on top of the eight thousand eight hundred for that cheap tire.
What a bold request!
Raegan’s mind racked, knowing scammers were naturally distrustful.