Marrying his Rival As He Wished 7

Chapter 4 Steal Money to Buy a Car 

I froze in disbelief upon hearing those words. 

I never thought that Jasmine had really stolen the money to buy a car. To make matters worse, she had even registered it in my name! 

Joziah stood up and said with an air of confidence, “I knew it.” 

Jasmine’s eyes gleamed with a subtle hint of triumph. “So, are you ready to pay up now?” 

The police officer spoke up, saying the evidence was still incomplete and that further investigation was needed. Joziah and his relatives were further convinced I had stolen the 

money. 

If it weren’t for the officer scolding them, they would have even wanted to snatch my phone and transfer the money themselves. 

I was never good with words. Nonetheless, I wasn’t a troublemaker like them. All I could do was call my lawyer and snap into the phone as my frustration grew, “Where are you?” 

The lazy fool was always late to class during school. How could he even afford to be late when handling a client’s case? 

“I’m here! Sorry about the delay, everyone.” A tall, handsome man dressed in a suit coupled with leather shoes rushed into the room. 

He addressed the room with a confident tone, “I’m Lucas Wilee, Kaelyn’s attorney. I’m here to handle the case of her identity being used to purchase a vehicle and to address the slanderous accusations of theft.” 

He took out the security footage and played it for the officers before handing over a stack of papers. 

“Here’s the surveillance footage and screenshots showing Miss Morton stealing the bank card.” 

He continued, “And here’s the footage and screenshot of her withdrawing money from the ATM.” 

He didn’t even skip a beat as he produced more evidence. “This is the footage and screenshot of her at the car dealership, meeting her boyfriend, who works there. As you can clearly see, she’s the one who paid, collected the car, and signed all the paperwork–none of which involved my client’s ID.” 

Finally, he presented the last piece of evidence. This is the surveillance footage from a week after she picked up the car. You can see her and her boyfriend in the car. My client has never used this vehicle.” 

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Chapter 4 Steal Money to Buy a Car 

He finished his presentation with a calm but firm tone, enunciating clearly, “I’ve already filed the necessary paperwork at the vehicle registration office. The car will soon be returned to Miss Morton’s name. As for her and her mother, who have publicly fabricated lies and slandered my client, we will be filing a formal report against them today.” 

I had already explained everything that happened to me in detail when I contacted him yesterday. As a lawyer, his experience far surpassed mine. Thus, he was much more thorough in his thinking. 

I froze in disbelief upon hearing those words. 

I never thought that Jasmine had really stolen the money to buy a car. To make matters worse, she had even registered it in my name! 

Joziah stood up and said with an air of confidence, “I knew it.” 

Jasmine’s eyes gleamed with a subtle hint of triumph. “So, are you ready to pay up now?” 

The police officer spoke up, saying the evidence was still incomplete and that further investigation was needed. Joziah and his relatives were further convinced I had stolen the 

money. 

If it weren’t for the officer scolding them, they would have even wanted to snatch my phone and transfer the money themselves. 

I was never good with words. Nonetheless, I wasn’t a troublemaker like them. All I could do was call my lawyer and snap into the phone as my frustration grew, “Where are you?” 

The lazy fool was always late to class during school. How could he even afford to be late when handling a client’s case? 

“I’m here! Sorry about the delay, everyone.” A tall, handsome man dressed in a suit coupled with leather shoes rushed into the room. 

He addressed the room with a confident tone, “I’m Lucas Wilee, Kaelyn’s attorney. I’m here to handle the case of her identity being used to purchase a vehicle and to address the slanderous accusations of theft.” 

He took out the security footage and played it for the officers before handing over a stack of papers. 

“Here’s the surveillance footage and screenshots showing Miss Morton stealing the bank card.” 

He continued, “And here’s the footage and screenshot of her withdrawing money from the ATM.” 

He didn’t even skip a beat as he produced more evidence. “This is the footage and screenshot of her at the car dealership, meeting her boyfriend, who works there. As you can clearly see, she’s the one who paid, collected the car, and signed all the paperwork–none of which involved my client’s ID.” 

Finally, he presented the last piece of evidence. This is the surveillance footage from a week after she picked up the car. You can see her and her boyfriend in the car. My client has never used this vehicle.”