Be reborn and be happy to the fullest

Shao Yiying took a deep breath and stretched out her hand to take the money inside.

"stop"

Li Shuo interrupted: "Beauty, you need to remember that I just called the police. If the police come and see something missing here..."

Shao Yiying stopped as expected. She glanced at Li Shuo, thought for a while and said, "Are you afraid that I will take the stolen money and implicate you as a witness?"

Li Shuo pouted: Isn't the answer obvious? He is a reborn person and has countless ways to make money. He is here just to get bonuses. He is too lazy to take any dirty money.

"Tch, at such a young age, how can one think so carefully like an old man?"

Shao Yiying pouted and complained. She didn't really want to take the stolen money, so she retracted her hand at this time, turned around and walked to the inner bedroom, saying as she walked: "Okay, you can help me find a diary or something like that. If If you find it, I will give you a reward of 10 yuan!"

"Okay, it's a deal!"

Li Shuo pretended to be excited, but he was actually curious about the inside story, because from now on, the information he knew in his previous life may not be the whole truth.

For example, how could Shao Yiying stay outside in advance? Her behavior seemed as if she knew the thief would come out.

Thinking further: If Shao Yiying was squatting outside in advance in his previous life, and Kang Tao was not pulled out by him at that time, he must have called the police very late. Then, what did Shao Yiying do in the house without supervision? The amount of stolen money disclosed in the previous life seemed to be 200 million. The money in the wall just now was almost enough.

Even how did my cousin, a small policeman, catch up with Shao Yiying at this time?

"I found a safe. Come and have a look. Can you open it?"

Shao Yiying's voice came from inside. Li Shuo rolled his eyes and walked towards the bedroom where she was, saying, "Please, I'm just a high school student. How could I open this..."

Halfway through his words, he was stunned: he had seen the reddish-brown safe that appeared in front of him before!

It was the time when his grandma urged him to adopt a child. She opened the safe in front of Li Shuo and said that as long as he was willing to adopt the child, his cousin would give him the 10 gold bars inside as a reward.

Then grandma talked about a lot of things, saying that this was the big iron cabinet that "Yi Ying" sent back for her to keep important items, but it seemed to be broken and the password could not be changed. The previous password was too long and grandma could never remember it. Then she asked Li Shuo to help write down the password, saying that if she lost it, Li Shuo could use the password to open this "big iron sheet".

Li Shuo later checked and found out that this was an imported safe. Its biggest feature was that it had two password systems. Only if you know the initial password can you set a common password. Otherwise, the common password cannot be changed.

In other words, if the safe in front of him is the one sent home by his cousin-in-law in his previous life, then Li Shuo has a "common password".

"Forget it, it's useless for you to look at it. After all, it's a safe. I'll find someone to smash it later!" Shao Yiying looked a little depressed. She spent a lot of effort to find her late father's notebook, but she didn't expect to be stopped. On the last step.

Li Shuo raised his eyebrows and said "surprised": "Isn't this a Siemens H-type safe imported from abroad..."

"What?"

Shao Yiying looked confused, and then she saw Li Shuo striding forward, putting his hand on the combination lock, "stab", "stab", and turned around five or six times, and then there was a "click" sound...

"It's on... it's on..."

Shao Yiying stuttered when speaking.

Li Shuo looked inside the safe: a black leather notebook, some cash, gold, a gold Rolex watch, and a random note at the bottom.

The note was stuffed into a gap. If you didn't look carefully, you would have thought it was waste paper. Li Shuo picked it up first:

Coinbase: *****

What the hell is this? Coin base (literal translation)?

Shao Yiying ignored Li Shuo's actions, picked up the notebook, opened it, breathed a sigh of relief, and cried with joy: "Finally, I found you, I can finally explain to my father!"

Li Shuo stood up and exited the bedroom: his cousin's father was a wealthy man in the county. He married the daughter of the Chen family from the capital when he was young. His future was bright. However, he was framed and left early in his 40s. Human world.

For her daughter, Shao Yiying's excitement is understandable.

As soon as I walked out of the door, I heard a "bang bang bang" knock on the door. At the same time, someone shouted: "Is there anyone inside? Open the door, we are the police..."

This voice is quite familiar, it is my cousin Li Haoran.

Li Shuo did not rush to open the door, but coughed and said loudly: "Come on, come on, really, why is the door closed..."

His footsteps did not move, but he looked towards the bedroom.

Soon, Shao Yiying heard her voice and walked out. Seeing Li Shuo's appearance, she couldn't help but nodded to him.

Only then did Li Shuo go over and open the door...

"Stop, don't move!"

In an instant, a bunch of police officers came in at the door, and then his cousin looked at him in surprise: "Li Shuo? Why is it your kid!"

Li Shuo raised his hands obediently and shouted: "Uncle policeman, I am calling the police. The thief has already escaped, so I will come in to see if anything is missing..."

In one sentence, the matter was clearly explained, and the policeman who controlled Li Shuo also let go.

At this time, Shao Yiying came over: "Director Chen, I was investigating my dad's case and found someone sneaking into the guy's house, stealing things and running away. Then I found the door open, so I came in to take a look. This is me. The notebook my dad left behind contains all the precious memories my dad left for me, and I hope I can take it back."

Among the police, the leader was a man with a Chinese character in his 40s, and Shao Yiying was talking to him.

Director Chen nodded: "Thank you for your hard work, Miss Shao. That person has been arrested and the case has been solved. I believe that Boss Shao's spirit in heaven can rest in peace."

As soon as Director Chen spoke, the police on the scene immediately stopped asking about the notebook in Shao Yiying's hand, and everyone began to busy sorting out the stolen goods and stolen money here.

Li Shuo curled his lips in his heart. He knew that Director Chen was Shao Yiying's uncle. This man was actually specially transferred from the capital to investigate the case.

But naturally he would not say these things.

Later, he was taught a lesson by his cousin Li Haoran:

"Xiao Shuo, why are you here?"

"I'm attending a classmate's birthday party..."

"Just have a good party, don't run around..."

Li Haoran is 10 years older than Li Shuo, almost a generation apart, so he is naturally qualified to teach Li Shuo a lesson.

When being lectured, Li Shuo also listened obediently. He is a very rational person. Since he has already participated in the "corruption case" and has most likely interrupted his cousin's path to wealth, there is no need to punish him to death. !

After all, the current cousin is just a little policeman, and he doesn't even know what he has missed. The current cousin is a relative and friend who sees each other every year and festivals.

"Brother, don't lecture me. I heard that this case is very important. Should you hurry up and search here carefully? Maybe you can find something hidden here."

"That's right! Look at me, I forgot about business when I saw you."

Li Haoran slapped his head, then walked to Director Chen and reported: "Director Chen, should I ask that lady for the diary? At least I can print the contents..."

Director Chen glared and said angrily: "Do your job well, why are you looking for the victim's family! That is the relic left by the victim to Miss Shao. Do you have any conscience and bottom line in your life!"

Li Shuo swore that he really didn't mean it.