The Unveiling Of The Rejected Son-in-law

THE NOTE

Bob and Dylan had believed that Todd would influence his father in paying part of the company's revenue into the account Bob gave to Todd the other day.

They were surprised that ever since Bob gave Todd the account details, the account had not been credited by Mr Smith.

Bob was the man Todd saw wearing a mask and standing beside his car one evening; he was the one who threatened Todd to ask his father to send part of Pen and Rescue's revenue into an account monthly.

"We've resigned from work for up to a month now, and the jobs we've been able to find since then have been nothing but low-status jobs.

We cannot continue to sit and watch the Johnsons' family treat us this way. We must do something very quickly," Dylan said.

"Yes, Dylan. We must," Bob responded. While the both of them were still deliberating on what to do next, Bob broke the silence. "I think I know what to do," Bob told his brother, and then he whispered something into his ears.

Dylan nodded at what his brother had w