The Lovely Heiress Is Actually A God Beast Chapter 420 - 420 420 Misfortune Though Delayed Will Come

Chapter 420: Chapter 420 Misfortune, Though Delayed, Will Co Chapter 420: Chapter 420 Misfortune, Though Delayed, Will Co With the assistance of the Special Departnt, the case was quickly resolved, and the three suspects were arrested.

Though it was a case from twenty years ago, it still drew attention from all walks of society.

Mo Haihao suggested to obscure the identities of the two individuals, refraining from publicly declaring them as the biological parents.

The higher-ups required him to submit a report.

The approval ca through swiftly.

The policeman announced to the public that the masterminds were the victim’s uncle and aunt, who aid to obtain a heart to save their son.

Compared to the perception of parents favoring sons over daughters, using their daughter’s heart to save their son, this answer was sowhat more acceptable to the public.

Even so, many people were still outraged, denouncing the two as worse than pigs and dogs.

The beneficiaries were not innocent; they were also inford participants in the entire event.

The case was heinous, and the two masterminds were sentenced to death.

The beneficiary who received the heart was only sentenced to more than ten years in prison.

This verdict angered many netizens, yet they felt helpless about it.

The policeman was in a bad mood all day. If it weren’t for his duties, if he were not barred from drinking, he would want to drown himself in ten bottles of alcohol!

Mo Haihao ca to say goodbye, as the case was over and he was returning to the Special Departnt.

“What’s wrong with you, you seem very upset?”

The policeman nodded, “Just thinking about it makes angry. Only a ten-year sentence, and if he behaves well inside, he might get his sentence reduced. He could be out in a few years, living happily ever after with soone else’s heart! It’s infuriating, really infuriating!”

He clenched his fists tightly and pounded the table with a “clang, clang, clang.”

“That may not necessarily be the case.”

The policeman t Mo Haihao’s unfathomable smile and leaned in to ask eagerly, “What did you do?”

Mo Haihao shrugged, “You see, when people commit too many misdeeds, they start praying to gods and worshipping Buddhas for peace of mind.”

“Of course, they indeed can acquire many magical treasures that protect them, and even have experts perform rituals to absolve their karmic debts.”

“But when the magical treasures are confiscated, and they enter prison, the protection fails. The misfortune that is ant to co will eventually arrive, and what needs to be returned will eventually have to be returned.”

The policeman was thoroughly confused.

Mo Haihao patted his shoulder, “You don’t need to understand. Just wait and watch the outco.”

…

A man nearing forty entered the prison, donned the prison uniform, and was required to remove all personal adornnts, which would not be returned until the day of his release.

Clenching the gourd pendant in his hand, he tried to hide it discreetly, using the excuse of a bathroom ergency to visit the toilet, where he secreted the pendant behind the door.

Walking with his legs squeezed together, he stood in front of the height chart to be photographed.

He thought he had successfully bluffed his way through, only to encounter an electronic gate afterward.

As he passed through, the electronic gate emitted a “beep, beep, beep” alarm.

A prison guard called him back for a pat-down.

Eventually, the gourd pendant was still found, and at the mont it left his possession, he felt a montary sensation of suffocation.

…

Mo Haihao calculated the ti, figuring the man must have entered prison by now, and knocked on the villa’s door.

Little Taotie happened to be playing in the living room when the nanny opened the door. Little Taotie looked up, saw Mo Haihao, and called out, “Big brother!”

Mo Haihao entered and whispered in Little Taotie’s ear, “Try to send out the misfortune again.”

Little Taotie blinked and made a shooting gesture.

The misfortune that had been lingering nowhere to dissipate suddenly found direction, hurtling toward the prison at high speed.

The nanny went to make tea, and Mo Haihao called out to the cabinet in the back, “Stop hiding, co out now.”

Little Taotie looked over in confusion and saw Ghost Sister.

She hadn’t seen Ghost Sister in a long ti and excitedly trotted over to circle around her, “Ghost Sister, where have you been? I’ve looked for you for several days!”