My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 403

Chapter 403 

Sure enough, what he said next covertly confirmed her 

speculations. 

“How about this? We’re not looking for trouble. Give us back 

the money for the 20 sets of fast food, plus 5,000 dollars in damages. After all, some of us have already started eating the food you delivered. Who knows if there are bugs in the rest 

of those lunchboxes?” 

As the man finished speaking, several others got up and surrounded Grace. They were trying to give Grace some 

pressure. 

Grace looked around. They were at a semi-open space that was being rented for the shoot. There was a surveillance camera on the front left from where they were at right now, but she had no idea if it was turned on. 

Further ahead, a few fans were blocked off by a gate and squatting. Some were resting while the others were holding their phones up to see if they could catch a glimpse of their 

idols. 

“Well, it’s not up to a delivery girl like me to decide. Let me talk to my boss about the situation,” said Grace as she fumbled for her phone. She called Kyla Corbyn to tell her about the 

As Grace did not put the speaker on, those around her did not hear what Kyla Corbyn said. 

“All right,” replied Grace as she ended the call and put her phone away. 

However, when she put it away, she stealthily turned on her phone’s recording function. 

“Well, when are you paying us?” asked one of them. He looked like the leader. 

Grace chuckled and said, “Do you know that 5,000 dollars is a big amount in fraud? If there’s a sentence, you could be looking at up to three years in prison.” 

The people around Grace immediately took on a ghastly expression. “What do you mean? Are you saying I’m committing fraud?” 

“Whether you’re committing fraud can be proven with the evidence. Look, there are a lot of fans with their phones. up around here. Maybe someone accidentally took some pictures. Besides, this order can’t be free of charge. As for the lunchbox in question, we can leave it to the police to investigate. That’ll be fair to everyone.” 

The crew looked at each other, and the leader glared at Grace as he said, “I’m warning you, you’d better get your boss to pay us. Otherwise, your restaurant can think about closing down.” 

“Is that a threat?” Grace asked. 

“I am threatening you, so what?” the man said bluntly.