The regrets he has experienced should not be experienced by his son.
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Inside the police station.
"Miss Yates, could you check if there’s anything missing from your bag?"
Scarlett Yates never thought she could get back her stolen bag, let alone without having reported it to the police.
Early in the morning, the police called Stella Nelson, saying that Scarlett Yates’s bag had been found and asked her to pick it up at the police station.
The IDs and other things in the bag were still there, with just a few hundred bucks missing, and the phone was also there.
To Scarlett Yates, this was already an unexpected surprise.
"Three hundred bucks are missing, but I’m happy to have the bag back. Thank you!"
The young policeman was polite and inexplicably respectful: "It’s our duty, Miss Yates. Rest assured, the person who robbed you will be punished according to the law."
Having received instructions from the Saxon Family, there’s no way they wouldn’t handle this properly.
The young policeman thought of the barely adult robber and felt a bit sorry for him.
That kid had been stealing in their area multiple tis, always getting away quickly. Since they were not big cases, they hadn’t paid much attention to him.
But this ti, he ssed with soone connected to the Saxon Family. Isn’t he just asking for trouble?
Word from the top was to investigate and handle this rigorously, making it a model case.
Tsk, the young policeman shook his head; if they treat it as a model case, he’ll likely spend a year or so in prison.
Out of the police station.
Stella Nelson was still amazed: "The police in this area are efficient! The bag was stolen yesterday and found today."
"But... I didn’t report it," Scarlett Yates said, holding the recovered bag, feeling happy but also perplexed.
"Didn’t report it?" Stella Nelson was stunned for a mont, then said, "Maybe this guy also stole from soone else, and when they reported it, they caught him and happened to get your bag back too."
Scarlett Yates nodded.
This seems quite possible since soone working in this line wouldn’t just rob her alone.
Anyway, the bag was back, and she felt pretty happy, so she patted it and said, "Let’s go; to celebrate my bag being found, I’ll treat you to breakfast."
"Sure, since you’re treating, let’s eat sothing nice—how about seafood congee?"
Scarlett Yates laughed: "You’re still eating seafood? You had a whole table full last night, wasn’t that enough?"
According to Stella Nelson, her dating partner was scared off by her.
Originally, things were going well, but once Scarlett Yates left, the man started making excuses to touch her.
Stella Nelson got angry and thought of a way to scare him.
She pretended to receive a phone call and acted like she was a gangster’s lover, making up a story about a fight with him, and out of spite, went on a date. When the gangster learned about it, he would co with his henchn to kill the man she was dating.
Upon hearing this, the dating man got so scared he quickly paid the bill and left.
In the end, Stella Nelson stayed in the restaurant, enjoying the al she ordered at leisure.
"Last night was last night. I didn’t even sleep in this morning just to accompany you to get your bag. You need to reward my stomach properly."
Laughing and chatting, they found a seafood congee place and were about to go in when Scarlett Yates’s phone rang.
"I’ll go ahead and order the congee." Stella Nelson patted her shoulder and found a spot near the door to sit down.
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