Two carriages, one behind the other, stopped in front of the most luxurious hotel in York City. After the lady entered the hotel, Mai Fan paid for his carriage and followed her skillfully.
At this point, after entering the hotel, Mai Fan could no longer follow him.
But it doesn't matter, the red dot on the woman's head can point him in a clear direction.
He first walked to the front desk of the hotel and asked a few questions, and then handed her a room card.
Mai Fan opened the map and watched as the lady walked directly to the third floor of the hotel and stopped in front of a certain room door.
Then she entered the room without incident.
As the room was opened, people who had been in contact with the woman also appeared in the room.
When the diary displayed this character's name on the screen, Mai Fan thought that it was indeed the case.
This man is Ford Fu, one of the family members who came from the capital city to handle the medal case.
Of course, he is not the head of the family, he is the second son of the family.
His fame is not much different from that of his eldest brother, because he is a famous opera singer in the capital city.
Judging from the information Mai Fan obtained, this person's reputation is directly proportional to his wealth.
Is the connection between the other party and Camilla really just for this medal?
Or is there something in the wealth behind the medal that is very important to the second son?
Then we decided to listen to the conversation between them, so that he can know the secret.
So he arrived at the third floor very decisively. Of course, he would not be stupid enough to directly break the door and enter the room.
His hearing is beyond ordinary people, and it is very simple to hear the conversation in the room.
He only needed to pause at the door of this room for a moment to hear clearly what the people in the room were saying.
In order not to arouse the suspicion of surrounding tenants and the cleaning staff who occasionally patrol this floor.
Mai Fan chose the public smoking area on the side of this room as the eavesdropping location.
Then, he adjusted his hearing to the highest frequency.
Then, some faint conversations came from that room and reached his ears.
First, there are some words of heartfelt exchange of words expressing love and longing. Of course, these all flowed from Camilla's mouth.
However, the second son of a noble family did not respond accordingly.
Before Camilla could finish expressing her love, he interrupted her very rudely.
"Okay, stop saying useless words."
"Is all the information you gave false?"
"I have been supporting you for so many years just for this medal, and you actually gave me false news."
"You said that the woman didn't take the medal away, but hid it in that room very cunningly?"
"The results given to the police now are completely opposite to what you told me at the beginning."
"And I foolishly believed you and only paid you every month to do things that sounded ridiculous."
"If what you do can have a result, I don't care about the money."
"But you, a despicable woman, actually used lies to defraud me of money."
"In the end, it didn't get done."
"For a woman as vicious as you, I wish you were the one killed by this demonic serial killer."
"It's okay now, it's all over."
"You actually came to me at this moment to express your true feelings to me? Do you think I am a fool?"
Camilla probably didn't expect that things would turn out like this.
After all, she had to go to work at her company during the day and return to her apartment at night. She had never been involved in this case from the beginning. She just heard that her lover suddenly arrived in York City from the capital mansion. Camilla was so excited that she didn't know what happened in the apartment during the day. She picked up her skirt and ran directly to the hotel where her lover was staying. coming.
When she was happily confiding her thoughts to her lover, the other party poured cold water on her directly.
There was a brief silence in the room, followed by Camilla's sobs.
"It turns out you came to York City for a medal, not to see me."
"The woman you asked me to keep an eye on told me today when she was about to leave. She would never put her life on an unreliable man."
"So she had to hide the medal until the man knelt down to beg him and was willing to marry her, then she took out the medal. This was her bargaining chip, and she couldn't blatantly bring it with her. On the chest.”
"Maybe there is something else hidden in the matter? Maybe the medal the police got is not the one you need?"
Camilla's determination calmed down the anger of the second son of the family a lot.
"Well, as you said, the badge is fake."
"So, where is the real medal hidden?"
"Didn't you find it after such a long time?"
Camilla was very upset when she mentioned this.
"I had no idea that the rooms in that apartment building would be so popular."
"Obviously, there are other empty rooms in our apartment, but when those tenants come over, they will all take a fancy to the house where that woman once lived."
"Always thinking of ways to drive those people away has already involved a lot of my energy."
"Not to mention, I have to sneak into that room when no one is around and look for the place where the woman might have hidden the medal among the many furnitures in the room."
“There’s very little time left to actually look for things.”
"I also tried to rent the room, but the landlady never gave me the opportunity."
"She said that she would never harm the old customers in her apartment, so she would never rent that house to me even if she died."
Mai Fan rolled his eyes when he heard this, so they brought stranger Huo Huo, a boy from the slums.
Maybe these words did make sense. The second son of this family was appeased.
"Well, I'll trust you again for now."
"Remember, this belief didn't last long."
"I will return to the capital city soon this time. Then the five of us brothers will take out the thing behind this medal."
"Just pray that the medal is fake."
"If this medal is real and the wealth taken out of the medal is seen by my brothers and sisters..."
