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Chapter 321 - 321 The Inevitable Ending 5

Chapter 321: The Inevitable Ending 5 Chapter 321: The Inevitable Ending 5 As she asked the question, Clara Brown felt tears that had been held back for a long time flow out instantly. Sobbing, she said, “They said your dad committed a crime, and now they’re investigating everything. They only allow me to take my personal belongings, but nothing else.”

“On what grounds!” Mia Garcia exclaimed.

Clara had no idea, but she knew that’s what the police had told her.

“The police said they’re following orders from their superiors, and if we don’t agree, we have to appeal through normal procedures. Right now, we have to leave this house!” Clara, who had lived here for over a decade, never expected to leave in such a manner.

While they were talking, a police officer came over and urged, “Hurry up and pack. We’ll have to report back once our work here is done. We’ll give you another half an hour. If you’re not ready by then, you’ll just have to leave!”

Mia felt uncomfortable upon hearing this and wanted to argue with the police officer, but Clara pulled her back and said, “I’ve already quarreled with them. It’s useless. Let’s pack our things quickly!”

During this time, it was crucial to secure some assets.

Mia wasn’t stupid; she knew that money was the most important thing for them at this point.

Mother and daughter went upstairs to pack. Mia put all the valuable jewelry and ornaments in her room into a bag and then went to Clara’s room to help her.

In comparison, Clara had much more jewelry and ornaments.

“Mom, you have quite a lot of jewelry!” Mia couldn’t help but exclaim as she gazed at the array of beautiful pieces.

Clara casually replied, “Most of them were left to me by your grandmother. There are hardly any pieces here that your heartless father bought.”

Who would have thought that, in the end, they would be implicated by Terry Garcia?

When they were almost done packing, Mia reminded her, “Mom, don’t forget to pack the most important things.”

“You mean the shareholding book of the group!” Clara responded.

“Yes.”

“Don’t worry, I already packed it early. Nothing can be lost except for that. It’s my source of income.” Clara replied.

“Let’s go back to my apartment first. It’s small, but at least it can accommodate the two of us!” Mia suggested.

Clara offered no objections, and the two of them carried their suitcases downstairs.

At the entrance, the police opened the suitcases to inspect them and immediately confiscated the jewelry they found.

“What are you doing? These are my daily belongings. What gives you the right to prevent me from taking them!” Clara screamed in despair.

One of the police officers directly said, “Anything valuable in this house is not allowed to be taken away.”

“I’m baffled! Do we need your permission to take our own things? Whose rule is this? Show me the proof, or I’ll sue you for confiscating private property!”

“Miss, go ahead and sue. We’ll see if you can win!” The police officer reminded her, “All valuable things here will be taken to an auction, not a penny will be left for you. If you want to know who’s to blame, please ask that person in your family who’s in jail!”

Hearing these words, Clara wished she could vomit blood. If only she could spray her blood on their faces instead of helplessly watching them take away the jewelry piece by piece.

Mia watched with a bleeding heart as her belongings were taken out one by one. Unable to control herself, she went up to the police officer grabbing her things…