Don’t Mess With the Rock Chicks
Chapter 65

Chapter 65

Chapter 65

Frank is in the hospital and he can’t go back to school for a while.

Jolene has to go to his school to help him ask for leave, and tell the school she has to tell the truth.

The school leader was very humane. He asked Jolene if he had any financial needs. He could organizea fundraiser for the whole school.

Jolene thanked the principal and declined.

How much money students can have, Jolene asked about the price of Frank’s targeted drug.

Domestic seven or eight thousand, cheaper, imported one. will be tens of thousands.

One fundraising may not even be enough for a course of targeted drugs.

Since he couldn’t solve the problem, why should he owe the people a favor? It was still the favor of somany people.

Jolene rushed back to J city, thinking about what reason to use to bring the money to her mother.

When she was preparing to open the restaurant last time, she wanted her mother to take care of theaccounts, so she put all the money with her mother.

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Later, when the restaurant didn’t open, her mother asked Jolene to take the money back, and she saidshe would put it aside for now and wait for her to use it.

After thinking about it for a long time, her best friend Nicole called her and said that she had a week tofinish her study.

Inspired by Nicole’s phone call, she called her mother and said Nicole was going to buy a house andasked her to borrow money.

She and Nicole grew up together, and both families are familiar and know each other well.

She said she would go home in the evening to get the

money.

She drove so fast that she arrived home before dark.

However, as soon as she went upstairs, she heard her mother crying in the staircase hole.

She immediately had a bad premonition, and went upstairs in three steps and two steps. I saw the doorof the house. was wide open, and my mother was sitting on the ground in the living room, collapsingand crying.

Jolene looked around, and all the cabinet doors and drawers. in the house were open.

She seems to know what happened.

She walked over and squatted down in front of her mother.

Mother looked up, wrinkled in tears, sobbing.

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“Jolene, I’m sorry, the money you put in my place was taken away by that person!”

This kind of thing has happened several times.

Jolene is almost immune.

Even though this was her brother’s life–saving money, she was extremely calm.

Calm down to the point where her mother stopped crying in fear and held Jolene’s hand tightly:“Jolene, I’m sorry Jolene, it’s mom who is useless…”

Mom’s tears dripped on the back of Jolene’s hand.

She helped her mother up first, and her tone was so calm that even she thought she might be crazy.

She said, “It’s not your fault, I’m the one who put the money with you.”

“Jolene, I don’t know when he took the money. I looked for it when you called me, but I couldn’t replaceit…”

Jolene looked at her mother and took out her phone. “Call the police.”

Mom stood against the wall with gritted teeth: “Call the police and let the police arrest him!”

Jolene called the police, they couldn’t replace their stepfather, maybe the police could replace him.

The stepfather was only found by the police the next day, when he was wandering the streets.

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When Jolene and her mother saw him in the police station, they knew he had lost all his money.

As for how he knew Jolene’s bank card password, she didn’t ask.

When a gambler is addicted to gambling, he has an

intelligence beyond ordinary people and tries his best to get

money.

The police asked them how to deal with the theft of their own property, unless the amount is particularlylarge, generally not as a crime.

But the stepfather stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from Jolene this time, and the police said ifthey sued, the stepfather could go to jail for a long time.

Jolene listened and looked at her mother.

Mom lowered her head and sobbed without expressing an opinion.

She didn’t dare to speak, although when she entered the door just now, she said that she must makeher stepfather pay the price this time.

But after all, after decades of husband and wife, at the critical moment, my mother was still soft–hearted.

For Jolene, the man was caught and the money was gone, so it didn’t matter to her whether herstepfather was in jail or not.

All she could think about now was how to make money.