Super Spender

Chapter 232 - 232: 226 Scare Them to Death

The part of the story where Finn Lewis’s high-tech car topples the other party has to be eliminated due to circumstances beyond control.

“Mr. Lewis, please come back to the station with us to make a statement,” Jim Strongwell chatted briefly with Finn after the situation on the scene was more or less under control.

“Sure thing.” Finn knew he couldn’t avoid it and readily agreed. He had directly intervened in the situation, so there was no avoiding making a statement.

“I’m going to handle some things now. Someone will come to talk to you about what happened,” Jim solemnly said. Then he walked away, and Finn certainly did not stop him. Everyone here was occupied except Finn. Yet Finn felt a bit helpless as everyone who passed by glanced at the car behind him repeatedly.

The envy in many people’s eyes could not be concealed. This car is too badass! It’s a real man’s vehicle. Not only does it have a high-end and classy exterior but the functions of the car are mind-blowing! At least, they had never seen anything like it! They hadn’t even heard of anything like this! Even the President’s limousine didn’t seem as impressive, right?

Two rockets may not be enough to damage the president’s car severely.

However, the car would surely be damaged. But as for Finn’s car, holy cow!

Anyway, that was what almost everyone who saw this scene believed. Jim has left, but Leah Tyson walked over to Finn. Seeing Leah Tyson approach, the smile directly disappeared from Finn’s face. Although Leah Tyson did care for the hostages in the car and didn’t understand Olivia Thatcher’s capabilities, it couldn’t excuse her for aiming a gun at Finn’s head.

“Um, Mr. Lewis, I am sorry, I was too worked up,” Leah, standing in front of Finn, said directly. She then bowed to him.

“No, no! I can’t accept this,” Finn sidestepped and said directly.

“Mr. Lewis, don’t get upset,” Leah stood up straight, replied.

“I am not really upset, Officer Tyson. If you want to know how it feels to have a gun aimed at your head, I don’t mind giving you the experience,” Finn said, casting her a nonchalant glance.

“Let’s leave it at that, Officer Tyson. You don’t have to apologize. Actually, I should thank you for stopping the criminals today, especially when it was directed against my company,” Finn swiftly beat Leah to the punch in the conversation.

Leah Tyson wanted to speak again, but a police officer came up to Finn to inquire about the situation at the time. Leah responded first to the officer, “I commandeered his car. I’ll start with the account if that’s okay?”

“Not a problem, of course.” The officer glanced at Leah in slight surprise but didn’t refuse. Since Leah was in the car at the time, it was standard procedure for her to give her account first followed by Finn’s statement.

Finn did not refuse either, and Leah began to narrate the situation quickly. There wasn’t much to tell. What happened in the car was routine, and the two didn’t say much. She finished telling the whole story quite quickly. The only minor deviation came at the end, where she omitted the part when she’d passed out and attributed all responsibility for ramming the car to herself..