The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage romance Capítulo 2853

The owner continued outside as he assured Yancy, "Don't worry, lady. I have a little experience myself, and I know that good people like you are rare."

Yancy smiled but said nothing and turned to Frank after the owner left. "He's really lucky to have run into us. Anyone else would've screwed him over and then some."

Frank nodded. "That's why I stand with justice. Who knows what baddies are out there, ruining people's lives where we can't see."

Yancy smiled wryly, nodding but saying nothing.

Frank then extended his super senses and found that the blood on the knife matched that of the deceased that they had found earlier.

But for some reason, there were no fingerprints.

While Frank was puzzled, Jouri texted details on the fingerprint they found, which matched a dead man's!

Yancy frowned. "No way… could the deceased's spirit have been lying to us? Or is Jouri being the scamp that she always has been and trying to mess with us?"

Frank smiled, "You worry too much. Her personality has issues, but she'd never mess with people on the job. It's that energy, and whatever it is, let's just check it out!"

They soon found the deceased's family in a village at the edge of town.

Even before they arrived outside, they saw a table and chairs outside the house, but not for a funeral.

There was a folding bed beside it, and a pudgy middle-aged man was lying beside it and sleeping.

Three other pudgy men were sitting around the table, and one of them stood up when they saw Frank and Yancy.

"We had no choice but to stay here and keep him from running."

Curious, Yancy asked, "What's the point? He had no money anyway."

"You're a little inexperienced there, kid." The pudgy man chuckled wryly. "Even if the money was gone, he was still here. But if he bailed on us, we'd really have nothing."

Yancy thought about it and decided it made sense.

Sure, they had lost their money, but they could not just let him go for nothing, could they?

Smiling, Frank said, "Alright, then you boys carry on. We'll be going now—and don't worry, we definitely have no dealings with Cicero."