They Came Just in Time

At Warden's repeated requests, the UBS took a photo of the donation application signed by Warden and sent it to Warden.

Warden stared at the donation application and was stunned.

The application was typed up in Arial. The content was to donate the money to the Red Cross of Peace City and subsidize the education of children in need.

At the end of the application, Warden's name was clearly signed.

And Warden recognized at once that it was signed by himself.

However, he swore that he had never seen this donation application, and he had never donated money to the Red Cross.

How could there be a donation application suddenly?

No matter how this piece of paper came about, he couldn't lose the money.

Warden immediately called UBS. He said that he had made the wrong donation and asked UBS to get back his money right away.

However, the UBS argued that the money had already reached the Red Cross, and they had no way to get it back, so Warden had to recover it himself.