"You are robbing me!" Mrs. Li said righteously, trying to control the trembling of her body. She threatened calmly, "I'm going to call the police!"
"Haha." The man laughed loudly, and he fell forward and backward with laughter. After a long time, he wiped away the tears from laughing and looked at her sarcastically: "Old lady, where do you think this is?"
Without saying a word, he took out his cell phone and threw it at Old Lady Li, saying arrogantly, "Hey, call the police and see if any police come to help you."
Behind him were seven or eight burly men, all of whom seemed to be armed, with flesh on their faces, sharp eyes, and a murderous aura all over their bodies.
Mrs. Li held onto her phone and didn't dare to call the police in front of the driver, but she was so angry and anxious that the blood vessels on her neck bulged. She held the phone tightly and asked, "Do you know who I am?"
"Who are you?"
She changed her way of communicating with these vicious criminals: "Have you heard of the Nan family?"
The men exchanged glances with each other, but instead of being scared as Mrs. Li had imagined, they showed meaningful expressions.
The driver looked at her and said bluntly: "Old lady, don't you know that you have offended someone?"
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Old Mrs. Li heard this sentence twice in one day.
Before she was kicked out of the hotel in the morning, she didn't take these words to heart and thought the other party was just talking.
Until now.
Only then did Mrs. Li realize that everything they had encountered was due to one reason—they had offended someone!
Mrs. Li realized this and began to waver, but she pretended to be calm and tried hard to negotiate terms with the other party.
"Who I offend is my business. Just tell me, do you know the Nan family? Do you know the relationship between me and the Nan family? If you are smart enough, don't touch us."
“Puff.”
Who would have thought that her righteous words did not frighten the other party, but instead caused several people to burst into laughter, as if they had heard a huge joke.
Old Mrs. Li had never encountered such a thing that trampled on her self-esteem in her decades of life. Her face immediately turned red, then blue and white.
"What do you mean?"
The driver was too lazy to explain to her. He put his hand on the door handle and said indifferently, "Come out. Don't waste my time."
Old Mrs. Li's expression changed slightly and she wanted to say something.
She just opened her mouth but had no time to speak.
The burly men behind the driver took out weapons from their pockets and pointed the black muzzles of their guns at their heads, silently threatening them.
What else could Mrs. Li say now? She had to comply with the other party's request and pushed the door open silently to get out of the car.
As she got out of the car, Li Mo, Song Ya, and the assistant also got out of the taxi dejectedly.
The driver winked at one of them.
The man immediately understood what he meant and walked over to start searching me.
Old Madam Li, Song Ya and Li Mo were all women, and were used to being arrogant. They wanted to resist, but facing the threat of gunpoint, the three of them stood there and dared not move.
Fortunately, they only wanted to search them, and after checking that they had no remaining valuables, they reported to the driver: "Boss, it's gone."
The driver opened the door of the taxi, stood by the door and looked at the miserable old lady Li and others in the cold wind, and gently reminded them: "This is the suburbs, the road ahead is under construction, and traffic has been restricted for a while. If you are lucky, you can wait for a car to pass by in a day. If you are unlucky, you may have to stay here for two days..."