All Chapters of Help! I'm In Love - Journeys of Love, Life & Lessons: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

In the next few days we talked several times about "alternative" ways to get money quickly. Somehow the idea of ​​being a bit like Bonnie and Clyde appealed to me. In addition, there was the willingness to do everything for Anna - that was probably the main reason why I intended to participate. Meanwhile Anna had had another idea: blackmail. More or less risk-free except when the money is handed over and usually quite productive if you blackmail the right people."Who do you wan

While we were waiting for the newspaper ad in the coming week, Anna and I were already hatching plans for a perfect handover process."It might pay off if we do two or even better three separate handovers," suggested Anna. “This divides the risk that something will happen during the first handover. If - from what I assume - the police are called in, they will certainly not be so stupid as to strike at the first of several handovers, of all places. They already know that there a

Anton Flohringer stared sullenly at the open suitcase on his desk. Inside were 250,000 euros that he had picked up a few days earlier in the form of 10, 20 and 50 euro bills from the Rosenheimer Sparkasse. The brewery had its business account there.The criminal police had both the first and second letters from the blackmailers examined, but they were unable to find any traces. No fingerprints, no indication of the origin of the paper, no conclusions about the sender.

As Anna prophesied, the formalities in the Lichtensteiner Bank, which we went to the next day, went off quite casually. Money or bank account, a friendly shake of hands - this thing was already successfully completed, so that we could soon be on our way home again. Otherwise there was nothing to see in this region, which can hardly be described as a “state”. Quite apart from that, we didn't come here for vacation either, but to make our investments perfect. Probably notices everything bypassing the German tax, because I didn't like the suggestion to declare the quarter of a million euros as income for my gaming company: then the tax office would be happy and cheat us about the hard-earned ransom. You have to let that melt on your tongue: we would have blackmailed a German company and the German state benefits fro

Chief Inspector Kreuzer put his fists on his hips. Once again the blackmailers had escaped him and his people. Who could have expected something like this to happen? Sure, he had assumed that the handover might not take place on the train itself, but rather "next to it". For this reason he had specially instructed a patrol car to follow the train as well as possible. Unfortunately, there was no road running directly along the tracks, you only approached them up to a certain distance. The three men on the train themselves hadn't been able to do much when the call came to the money messenger to throw the suitcase with the money out of the window.