Robert's fantasy
355 Words
ohn's house wasn't big, standing at the entrance, the interior was in full view.
Olivia looked all around, other than the mess, there was nothing abnormal.
"Sorry Mr. John, it's just you've bought so many things recently, the neighbors were worried, so they sent us as representatives to come take a look."
"Ms. Kelly, there's nothing out of the ordinary here, let's go."
Hearing Mr. Stern and Olivia's words, John understood in his heart.
These two fools, it seems they were played by Kelly!
"Olivia, standing there what can you see? If there's anything that can't be seen, he would have hidden it away. I'll search the living room, you go search the bedroom, Mr. Stern, please go take a look in the bathroom."
Not only did Kelly not heed advice, she became even more aggressive.
Of course Stern and Olivia didn't move.
The two stood in place, with ten thousand horses galloping through their minds.
They really lost their heads today, actually agreeing to come with her.
But who could have imagined the community manager Kelly would do something so shockingly vulgar.
This was no longer just a matter of rudeness, if John reported it to the police, this would be illegal trespassing, it could lead to arrest!
It wasn't that Kelly didn't understand the law, she just hadn't planned to be so impolite from the start.
But who made John show contempt for her precious grandson in the elevator at noon?
More importantly, Kelly felt the sacred and inviolable authority of an official had been challenged by a commoner - this was a bottom line issue!
Today John had to be given a proper lesson!
What? Illegal trespass? Calling the cops?
Go ahead, make the call!
Oh sorry, didn't I mention my son is the police chief?
The people sent would likely be my son's subordinates, hmph hmph!
Relying on her family background, Kelly was just so blatantly fearless.
She didn't even change her shoes, and soon there were footprints on the floor.
John's expression gradually darkened.
He instinctively glanced at the boning knife on the kitchen counter, then coldly looked to Kelly.
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