Just like my uncle Tio had suggested, I took the rest of the cash that had been given to me by Gonzales Neverdes to the bank.
There, I took out some of the money for my needs, then deposited the rest whilst being attended to by an unsmiling cashier who didn't hesitate to raise an eyebrow at the sight of seeing such a massive amount of money in the possession of someone so young.
When I left the bank, the sun was fully up in the sky, and Fernando, who had driven me to the bank, sat against his car, a burger in one hand and a bottle of coke in another.
“Took you long enough.”
“Bank protocols and complications,” I replied as I shrugged, then dropped the now empty briefcase into his car.
“I want to go to the family house.”
Fernando chewed noisily, an eyebrow raised.
“You make it so
