Mr. Jones Be Gentle (Grace) novel Chapter 424

Heinz looked at him briefly and said, "Legalize your business, understand?"

Carl's head was covered with sweat. He looked at Heinz and nodded repeatedly. "Mr. Jones, you have taught me a lesson. I will behave well in the future and won't mess with Officer Charm's girlfriends again, and the other police officers too."

Heinz looked at him and said, "I hope you can promise to be a real man."

"Definitely, absolutely!" Carl answered.

Heinz glanced at them and entered his car.

Lester closed the door.

He looked at Carl and his men coldly and said in a low voice, "Those who know their place in every circumstance are wise people. Smart people know what to do. Otherwise, if the game goes on too far, we won't be able to end it. Mr. Jones's temper isn't very good."

"Yes! Yes!" Carl nodded repeatedly.

Lester got in the car.

The two cars left quickly.

Heinz sat in the car, took out his cell phone and called Jensen, and said, "You can look for Carl now."

"You gave him twenty five million dollars?" Jensen Charm shouted angrily through the phone.

Heinz pulled the phone away from his and unhappily retorted, "Why are you so loud? You almost made me deaf." "Why don't you be deaf?" Jensen angrily rebuked, "You, you! Heinz, what should I say to you?"

"You'd better shut up," said Heinz with disgust. "I knew that there wouldn't be any good words coming out of your mouth."

"I know you're rich!" Jensen roared again. "You can donate money to those good people who need it, but to donate it to those madmen, don't you think you are going too far?"

Although Jensen knew that Heinz did that for Alice and himself, he was still very angry. "How many good people need that money? Yet you gave those hooligans 25 million dollars."

Suddenly, Heinz came to his senses and sneered. He glanced at the people in the car, especially at Lester.

His eyes were sharp.

Lester was stunned by his gaze and felt guilty.

"Jensen," Heinz asked in his deep voice, "How did you know about the 25 million dollars?"

"Does it even matter?" Jensen was even angrier. Like a roaring lion, his voice was filled with indignation.

Heinz's sharp gaze once again swept over Lester, and he suddenly noticed something on Lester's ear.

Immediately, it was all clear to him. He grabbed Lester's ear.

Hanging up the phone and tossing his phone aside, he took off the listening device on Lester's ear, opened the window, and threw it outside.

"President, president," Lester shouted guiltily, "I,- I was worried that you would be in danger, so I asked Officer Charm to ensure your safety. It was my fault for doing it without your permission."

When Heinz heard his explanation, he slapped the back of Lester's head. "How many listening devices do you have on you?"

"Alex also has one just in case!" Lester had no choice but to admit it all.

Heinz grunted before he gave him another slap on the back of his head.

Groggy from Heinz's hits, Lester didn't dare to speak.

What's more, Lester felt embarrassed that his ear was pulled by Heinz.

Heinz once again grabbed Lester's ear and gave it a hard pinch.

"Oh, President, please let me go. I'm scared too. It's not easy to be your special assistant."

Jensen blocked him at the entrance of the alley. It seemed that Jensen would not let Heinz go if he didn't make it clear.

"What am I up to?" Heinz was not angry. He said lazily, "I did it because I was bored. It's none of your business. I'm even not spending your money."

Jensen was speechless. He was very angry. "25 million to cover that group of hooligans? Do you want to ask Grace if she agrees with you?"

"Hum, cover them?" Heinz sneered and said, "Be careful how you word it."

"No, I won't!" Jensen was so angry that his heart ached. The money had been given to the rogues who hurt Alice, and they were the people who ran an illegal business.

"Screw you," Heinz frowned and looked at Jensen coldly. "Don't be coy with me. I don't have time to tend to you."

"Tend to me?" Jensen roared again. "Tell me why you are doing this."

"Go away," Heinz was obviously displeased. "You are not my brother. I called you after giving them 25 million because I wanted you to clean up this group of hooligans and lead them to the right path. I think it's better to teach them to fish than giving them fish. Of course, you have to clean up the rest. Did you really think I would give them 25 million for no reason?"

Jensen was stunned by Heinz's words.

He frowned and looked at him. "You planned this?"

"I don't have any plans. I thought you would understand," Heinz snorted. "But you don't understand at all. After you've been in love recently, your brain has been malfunctioning. You have lost your mind, your feelings, your mind, and your friendship. You are even trying to dictate to me!"

"Even if I give the money for no reason, it's none of your business! I can do as I please!"

"I used 25 million dollars to ensure the safety of my woman, my sister-in-law, and my child too. What's wrong with that?"

"What's more, if I can let those stinky hooligans go on the right path, it is also a matter of immeasurable merit. Being yelled at by you makes me look like a fool."

"Yet you are here pointing at me with a gun? Jensen, do you have a single shred of conscience left in you?" Heinz said.

Jensen was stunned by his outburst. He quickly put his gun away and got into his car. He looked at Heinz, and the anger in his eyes was obviously gone.