There are no less than one hundred thousand taels of silver hidden in the silver cellar of Mrs. Liu's house.
Chu Yue asked in surprise: "Why don't you deposit it in a bank?"
Old Mrs. Liu said hehely: "Of course you can keep your money at home. The banknotes are for convenience. If you have to go out to exchange the banknotes, why would you need that waste paper if you don't go out?"
Chu Yue heard what he said was very reasonable.
She looked around and saw that the silver cellar was downstairs. It was sealed and smelled of mold inside.
She knocked on the wall everywhere and smiled coldly, "The old man is dishonest."
She used her inner strength and hit the wall with her palm. With a "boom", the wall collapsed, revealing another spacious cellar filled with boxes of various sizes.
If there was silver in it, wouldn't it be no less than a million taels?
Fang Zheng had great respect for his grandfather, and he was afraid that he was hiding it just for the money.
Mr. Liu hid the stolen money for him, and he guaranteed his prosperity and wealth.
Otherwise, who would believe that he is still hugging me at such an old age?
Mr. Liu's face turned pale, his whole body was trembling, and he almost fainted.
Chu Yue said calmly: "If you dare to faint, I will take away all your money."
Mr. Liu immediately became energetic and said, "Woman, please forgive me, Woman, please forgive me."
When the money is gone, his life is over.
Chu Yue sneered, "That good grandson of yours pretends to be so upright and incorruptible, but he's just a silverfish."
"Misunderstanding, misunderstanding."
Mr. Liu seems to be intolerant of others slandering his grandson, and he is no longer afraid of death at this time.
"The heroine misunderstood. This silver does not belong to my grandson, but to Prince Wu Mu."
Chu Yue's beautiful brows were raised, her eyes were cold, and the corners of her lips were raised.
Those pieces of silver have special marks on them.
In this case, Fang Zheng must come.
She said to Xiao Bing: "Take a piece of silver and send someone to send a letter to Fang Zheng and ask him to come. Otherwise, others will lose their money."
She tapped Old Mrs. Liu's acupuncture points again, then went to hitch up the car and transport a few boxes of money out first.
She didn't want to go into trouble, so she simply went to Wantong Bank and deposited the unmarked money from Mrs. Liu's house, and issued bearer money transfer checks.
This kind of banknote is different from the kind of banknote that is signed with a signature. If you lose it, you can report it as lost. This kind of banknote cannot.
