The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1017

Chapter 1017

I pursed my lips, not knowing what to say.

Regardless of anything, I did not wish for Shannon to stay here.

Although she did not show it, I could sense her unease in an unfamiliar environment.

Shannon grabbed my hand and quickly said, "Listen t o me first, Wanda. Let's search all the trashbins outside of every shop. I have a feeling we'll replace them."

"Why should we search the trash bins?" I was a little confused.

She mulled it over and said, "I don't know how to explain it to you. Let's just go and search for themfirst."

She pulled me outside after saying that.

Every time we reached the entrance of a store, we would look inside the trash bin and ask if thestore had emptied out the trash.

Although I was unable to understand the reason behind her actions, I did not stop Shannon fromdoing so.

After countless shops, Shannon finally fished out all o f my papers from the trash. She said to me indelight,"

We actually found them.”

Jordan and I were stunned, not expecting the papers t o actually be in the trash.

Shannon handed all the papers to me. "See if anything's missing."

Later, she walked into the store and snapped at the shopkeepers. "What's wrong with you guys?Why didn't you keep the papers when you found them and wait for the customers to come back?Why did you trash something that's so important?"

The shopkeeper was a little dumbfounded as well. We had searched twice in a row, so theappearance of the papers had surprised her as well.

After the shopkeeper realized what was happening, she quickly explained, "We didn't throw thepapers. W e didn't even see the papers, nor would we throw something this important into the trashbin. You can check the surveillance camera if you don't believe us."

“Sure, why not?" Shannon refused to believe her. "Who else could it be if not you guys?"

"Forget it." I held her back. "We have a flight to catch."

I was glad the papers were found. Catching a flight was of utmost importance right now.

"No, we need to check the tapes." Shannon grew stubborn.

The shopkeeper had no choice but to pull up the surveillance footage to prove her innocence.

I looked at Jordan standing on the side and whispered, "I'm sorry, it might take a while."

Jordan shook his head. "It's fine."

Shannon leaned over to check the footage with the shopkeeper. After a few minutes, theshopkeeper said, "See that? You were the ones who threw the papers into the bin, not us. The thiefis crying thief. You're just trying to give us trouble, aren't you?"

After hearing what she said, I was confused. "We threw it into the bin ourselves?"

Shannon pursed her lips and said to me, "Come and take a look at it yourself."

I walked over curiously and looked at the surveillance footage.

The video showed the five of us picking out goods in the store. As Shannon wanted to try carrying abag in the shop, she handed the bag in her hand to Dazaray.

Most of the time, women's attention was focused on the goods in the shop when they startedshopping.

Therefore, when Dazaray opened my bag and pulled out the papers to throw them into the trashbin, none o f us noticed it.

Seeing her walk out of the shop as though nothing had happened, Shannon could not endure it anylonger. "Damn! What is she doing? Did she really throw your papers away so you couldn't gohome?"