The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 499 Ch498 Old Hines's Choice

Chapter 499 Ch.498 Old Hines's Choice

Actually, Sally Hines' plan wasn't that stupid.

She hung around the store all day, pretending to be well-behaved and getting acquainted with the employees - it was easy.

Because she is the daughter of old Hines, the daughter of the store manager.

The staff were happy to tell her everything they knew, if she would listen...

Of course she does.

Sally Hines had been hanging around in the store like this for not long before she got an opportunity.

good chance.

Deputy store manager Lillian.

A woman who hardly cares about anything and knows nothing, but seems to be having an affair with Randolph Taylor.

Simply put: mistress.

The employees all spread this message.

"Yes, yes, Miss Hynes. You say, a woman who can't read, knows nothing about perfume, doesn't know how to mix, and has no knowledge at all, I don't understand why she is here - it can't be because she is particularly graceful in bed, right? "

Lillian, the girl with green eyes and short curly hair.

It's a stupid one.

She had nothing but her body.

Sally Hines hung around her in a friendly way, every time, every time she came into the store.

They chat.

A wild and imaginative chat.

And just as the advertisement was about to be published in the newspaper, Sally finally found a chink in the armor.

'What? Oh sure, I think Amber, Iris and Cat's Eye are all great... just don't ask me.'

She declined, but said it jokingly to Sally.

'If it were me, I would give it a bad name, isn't that interesting? '

"How about the mare?"

'Women with strong smells should buy this.'

Sally listened with a smile, joked with her, listened to her show off the "business skills" she had learned, flattered her, asked her to write, and talked to her about the artistry of different fonts -

After Lillian left, she immediately went to her father's office, opened the leather bag, took out the fourth note with "Blue Diamond" written on it, and replaced it with the one written by Lillian just now... "Mare".

then.

Repackaging.

go away.

Pretend nothing happened.

The whole thing sounds extremely stupid.

But Sally doesn't think so.

She would not think that she would harm her father, nor would she think that this "little thing" would cause her any trouble -

First of all.

Her father, Mr. Hines, had worked for the Taylor family for more than ten years.

Without him, it is hard to say that Golden Smoke cigars would have become so popular.

The Taylors should be grateful that they have met a business elite.

Second.

Those words were not written by her.

Sally kept the few papers Lillian had written - if there was a confrontation, she could get rid of suspicion.

Who proved that she changed the note?
The cruel owner, Randolph Taylor, could only say that his father had 'negligently' failed to double-check the manuscript before sending it to the newspaper office.

But after all, it wasn't her father who committed the crime.

It's Lillian who knows nothing.

An insignificant lover, a business elite who has followed the Taylor family for more than ten years.

Everyone knows how to choose.

As for whether the newspaper would publish such a name without any hesitation, or turn back and ask old Hines - Sally said it didn't matter.

If you fail this time, there will be next time.

And it turns out.

The newspapers weren't so responsible - maybe they thought this was a new propaganda trick for the Taylors?

Sally didn't know.

But she was overjoyed.

There will be countless curses directed at the Taylor family.

She was finally relieved.

But that day.

She also faced her father's wrath. Real wrath.

He slapped her and tried to hit her with a clothes hanger.

Fortunately, my mother called the servants to stop him.

'Do you know what a stupid thing your daughter has done?!'

Sally's mother just lowered her head and cried.

'She ruined my career! ! '

Hines roared at his daughter like an old lion: "That's another "Golden Smoke" from the Taylor family! Idiot! I really regret it! I regret not letting you die in bed with that punk, and I actually had other expectations of you! "

'Sally Hines!'

He roared, but it didn't scare Sally.

Because she thought she was much more knowledgeable than her father——

She has seen dead people.

His own men were powerful, and had beaten people, broken their fingers, smashed their joints with hammers, and worn their faces with rough, thorny wood:
She also went with him to places frequented by upper-class people.

The waiters were all very respectful. What does this mean?
It means that my father is old.

What he had been pursuing all his life, she achieved in just a few months - she didn't need to be someone's servant and endure the endless torture of a crazy lady all day long.

She found a lover who came and went whistling.

Of course, he not only took her to high-end ones, but also to low-end ones.

The kind of place where people spit, curse, take off their shoes after drinking, and dance on the tables.

Those taverns with mashed potatoes, chicken scraps and cheese filling the gaps between your toes.

Laughter, howls, crazy, real joy, and genuine conversation.

So romantic.

They talked in the moonlight on the rooftop, kissed on the street at midnight, threw bowls full of paint at patrolmen, and then ran away.

They took away the empty shells and wrote each other's names on them.

They left marks on each other's hearts with blood.

She also met his friends, all of whom were great guys with big dreams—one of whom even secretly expressed his love for her.

But loyal Sally Hines would never betray.

She believed that she had seen too many different worlds that her father had never dared to set foot in his life.

'What a fuss.'

She covered her face and muttered angrily.

Hines was so angry that his blood rushed to his head, his cheeks turned red, and he almost fainted.

He couldn't believe that his daughter would do such a thing!
Stupidity can comfort oneself, but it cannot evade subsequent questioning - Randolph Taylor will definitely pursue this matter.

He panted, breathing heavily in the quiet room.

Beside him were his wife who was kneeling on the ground and sobbing, a group of servants who bowed their heads in silence, and his lawless daughter.

He told himself that he had to find a way.

Hines.

Think of a way.

Ways to survive a crisis.

then.

The narrow road of life forked before him.

The road sign only had a short sentence.

'You choose.'

Hines could hand over his daughter and confess everything to the young master of the Taylor family.

of course.

He could also follow his daughter's plan and put most of the responsibility on the deputy store manager who was not very responsible - the employees in the store had worked under him for many years, and they didn't like Lillian very much.

No need to lie.

Just some 'slightly biased' truth.

You can get through this difficulty.

Hines had to choose a path.

This may be about his future.

"It's just a lover..."

My daughter's mumbling was only in my ears.

Old Hines glared and angrily asked, “How do you know she’s a lover and not the daughter of some important person?!”

"Come on." Sally rolled her eyes and helped her mother up: "What kind of lady would do such a job?"

That's true.

Hines thought.

"Besides, my friend has inquired about it. Lillian used to be in the Elephant Gang and seemed to be a thief."

"Thief?" Hines asked suspiciously.

"I guarantee she is." Sally sneered: "My friend won't lie to me--"

"Shut up! That's not your friend!" When the word "friend" was mentioned, old Hines became furious: "Tomorrow! The day after tomorrow! I will send you to the countryside! If you don't learn well, never come back!"

Sally stopped her mother from pleading for mercy and said, "You will never give birth to a son."

“Shut up!!”

Old Hines yelled at his daughter, but his heart became calmer and calmer.

No.

He must make sure to board the "Second Golden Smoke" ship.

He missed the last ship (not because of his lack of ability, but because of the villain's conspiracy), so he had to take this one.

He can't miss it.

His career will take off.

and so.

He couldn't afford to lose too many points in little Taylor's eyes—if only Master Bellows were still around.

He was a kind, merciful and sentimental master.

Little Taylor doesn't have his father's ability and is really cold-hearted.