Chapter 478: Chapter 12: Tycoon System (12)

“If I let you go, what if you report to the police later? I’m afraid you might take the money back, right?”

“I told you, I won’t call the police. If you don’t believe me, then what can I do? You tell me what should be done. But I still have to warn you, don’t go too far, otherwise, even if I die, I won’t leave the money to you.”

The man seemed at a loss for what to do and left without saying anything else.

Mu Yun sneered inwardly; clearly, this man was not the one who planned this affair.

What had been said earlier had a probing intent, proving that this man couldn’t make decisions.

More than half a day passed before the man returned.

This time, he brought some documents back with him.

The man asked Mu Yun to sign those documents.

Mu Yun felt speechless after reading them.

The documents explained that Mu Yun was borrowing money.

In fact, Mu Yun felt a bit helpless because the system had already reminded her that she only had twelve hours left to spend her wealth.

If the situation dragged on, she couldn’t afford to delay any longer.

But just signing it like that felt frustrating to her.

Because the documents clearly stated she owed Zhang Yi 1.5 billion for some reason.

It was baffling how the other party dared to ask for so much.

But time was running out, what could she do?

Even though her phone had been taken by them, it wouldn’t help because it was password-protected. Besides, since her MeowMeow account was hacked before, she had set a password for it too, so they couldn’t possibly know how much money she had.

Mu Yun pretended to look over the documents, then after a long while, she looked up: “Ha, so you’re not planning to leave me with a single cent, huh? And even if I sign this document, I’ll probably lose my life too, right? You’re just going to use these to seize my wealth, aren’t you?”

Mu Yun sneered, “If you can, go ahead and kill me now. I would like to see how you plan to use these to get any money.”

“Oh, maybe you could take my villa and car, and my office building, but money, that’s impossible.”

The man was obviously losing patience, “Do you believe that I can strip you naked, take photos, and post them online? I’m telling you, we are determined to get your money.”

The man clearly showed his true colors; if you refuse? Impossible. If you want to keep any? Also impossible. All the money can only be theirs.

The amount of money had been calculated precisely by everyone involved. They were outlaws with their own channels, and they had calculated that 1.5 billion should roughly be all of Mu Yun’s wealth.

But they probably didn’t know that Mu Yun’s money wasn’t even hers; it was given to her by the system.

If they truly thought they could force Mu Yun to comply and then kill her, they would regret it in the end.

Mu Yun was silent for a moment before suddenly speaking: “Do whatever you want, I’m tired. You can try forcing me to sign, see if you can get the money, or post those photos, see if you can get the money.”

“My money is not even in the bank. The amount I can get each month is fixed. Of course, it’s up to you if you don’t believe me.”

Mu Yun naturally couldn’t let herself fall into a dangerous situation.

The man seemed uncertain, but whether it was because of the money or not, he still showed some hesitation and left again.

When the system notified Mu Yun that only four hours of spending time were left, she began to feel uneasy on the ground.

If she failed to spend the money this time, she would be punished by gaining a hundred pounds.

She was five-foot-four and weighed ninety pounds. The thought of gaining a hundred pounds made her shudder.

She couldn’t allow herself to turn into such a fatty.

After the punishment, recovering meant either working it off herself or completing twenty spending tasks to remove the punishment.

But how would she face others during those twenty days?

Mu Yun bit her lip, should she agree to their terms?

But she knew very clearly that even if she signed the document, she might end up dead. The other party wouldn’t allow her to survive.

Because if she reported to the police, even though those documents had her name and fingerprints, what good would it do?

Only a dead person wouldn’t raise any problems, right?

She wasn’t really an orphan; she knew very well the tricks these people could pull.

She had seen quite a bit in the real world.

She knew from early on how important it was to have a family supporting you from behind.

This was also why she wanted to get Yun Zimo back.

Despite experiencing other Task Worlds, she hadn’t gained much, except for the device she got in Magic World; everything else was of little use, unless she used that. But this world followed legal systems, if she truly ended up killing someone, it would be difficult after that.

If she was caught, even for just a day or two, enough changes could be seen in her, leading scientists to want to study her.

Damn it, she didn’t mind spending the money, why wouldn’t they believe her?

On the other hand, the people who kidnapped Mu Yun were also quite frustrated.

If Mu Yun refused to sign, and if they forced her to sign and made her put her fingerprints on it, and the signature looked off, whether they could get the money would be uncertain.

After all, if she mysteriously died and they showed up with the documents, with suspicious signatures, it might just attract more suspicion, right?

And importantly, she had firmly claimed that she didn’t have so much money.

Was it possible that after inheriting some estate, due to certain conditions, the amount of money she could obtain each month was limited?

If that were the case, what should they do then?

They certainly didn’t believe Mu Yun’s claims.

Who could watch their money become someone else’s without doing anything?

What she said before, they thought, was probably just for her to escape, right?

How could they know that Mu Yun only cared about spending money, not how it was spent?

When the system alerted Mu Yun that there were only two hours left, she began to panic.

At that moment, the door suddenly opened.

A group of men in black suits entered, and someone even went ahead to help untie Mu Yun.

Mu Yun was stunned, “You are?”

“Miss Mu, our young master said that thanks to your help, nothing serious happened before. He insisted on rescuing you upon discovering your predicament. Rest assured, all those who kidnapped you have been captured.”

Mu Yun thought for a moment and remembered the young man she had saved before; it must be him, right?

“Please thank your young master for me.”

“No need for thanks, Miss Mu. I’ll have someone take you back home.”

Source: Webnovel.com, updated by NovelKeep