Conspiracy

Upon hearing Josh's words that Tony Wendys intended to murder her, Margaret was afraid. She immediately tried to get up, but Josh stopped her.

"What are you going to do?" Josh asked.

"Of course, I'll call the police!" Margaret said, a little flustered.

"Call the police? And then what? Tell them that your husband wants to kill you? Do you have any evidence?" Josh rolled his eyes and asked.

"You said he sent someone to track me and prepare to kill me, right? Where is that person? He can testify!" Hearing Josh's words, Margaret calmed down a bit and said.

"It's useless. Although I paid off the other party, he clearly could not come forward to testify against your husband. He is an underworld member, and your husband did not directly approach him but went to his boss... Do you understand what I'm saying?" Josh explained half-truthfully. "And if nothing unexpected happens, he has already left Chicago with the money I gave him."

"What should I do then? He definitely won't let it go!" After listening to Josh's words, Margaret also understood that calling the police wouldn't do anything to Tony Wendys.

But as long as they were not formally divorced, Tony Wendys would not let her go.

No, Margaret suddenly thought, according to Tony Wendys's cruelty, even if she successfully divorced him, he would probably try his best to retaliate against her.

"It's simple, strike while the iron is hot... " At this moment, Josh whispered beside her.

"What?" Josh's words frightened Margaret.

Although the information revealed by Josh made Margaret hate and fear her husband even more, killing someone was too far-fetched for this slightly naive wealthy woman, and she had never even thought about it.

But after a moment's thought, it seemed like a good solution.

It must be said that there is a devil in everyone's heart.

The key is whether someone lets it out.

"But... what should we do? And this is illegal! Josh, we are still young. If the police find out, it will ruin our lives." Although she was a little tempted, as a normal law-abiding citizen, Margaret felt fear and repulsion towards this serious illegal act of murder.

"I understand this, my dear, but I didn't say we should do it ourselves. Since Tony can hire the mafia, we can naturally do the same. After all, there are countless unsolved crimes in the United States every year. If we make him disappear quietly, no one will know what happened." Josh hugged Margaret's perfect and enticing body and whispered like a devil in her ear.

Although he said he could bribe the mafia, in Josh's heart, he had decided to do it himself.

Compared with hiring someone to commit murder, with the dimensional trading system as his cheat code, it was obviously even harder to leave clues and evidence if he did it himself.

In the United States, where evidence is the main basis for law, without a body or a murder weapon, it is difficult to form a complete chain of evidence.

Even if someone knew you killed someone, it would be difficult to convict you if you did not admit it.

Actually, if it were before today, Josh would not have decided to commit murder so easily.

Obviously, the shot he fired today had opened Pandora's box in his heart.

A hero uses martial arts to break the law.

When a person possesses abilities beyond what is ordinary, and once they cross the line, it becomes very difficult to bring them back on track.

To not turn into an arrogant and reckless person is already considered to have a conscience.

Now Josh is in a similar situation.

"But..." Although Josh's words made Margaret very excited, it's not that easy to make a decision.

But Josh didn't want to waste any more time and directly interrupted the rest of the beautiful woman's words.

Margaret seemed mature, but she was no match for him.

Margaret didn't even go home that night.

The next morning, Margaret and Josh ate breakfast intimately, like a newlywed couple.

"How much money do you think we need to do this? And how should we contact trustworthy people to do this?" Margaret asked Josh softly.

Heroes have a difficult time with beautiful women, and sometimes it's the other way around.

And because women are often more emotional, it's even harder to get out once they get caught up than men.

Margaret is in this situation now.

This woman was originally very emotional. Otherwise, she would not have been easily fascinated by Tony Wendys and married him despite her father's strong opposition.

They would not have reached this point even if it weren't for what Tony Wendys had done over the years.

And now, being with Josh makes Margaret very infatuated.

Now, she just wants to be with Josh.

So Tony Wendys became the most annoying obstacle.

"For money, it won't cost too much, a few thousand, at most ten thousand or so. As for people... whether it's an immigrant community or a refugee camp, I believe many people are willing to do it. Leave this to me." Josh unhesitatingly took on this task.

"...Okay, I'll pay the money. I'll go to the bank later." Margaret nodded.

Josh didn't refuse.

Margaret provides the money, and he provides the effort. The two of them are conspiring, which is truly binding them together.

It's not that Josh has a dark mind, but having a common secret not known to anyone else is obviously more stable for their relationship than just emotional and physical relationships.

After breakfast, they left together, ready to go to the bank.

"Do you know what I thought of?" Margaret said in the car, looking at Josh driving.

"What?" Josh asked.

"The Public Enemy!" Margaret said.

Josh couldn't help but smirk.

Although the movie "The Public Enemy" has not yet been released, it is a true event during the Great Depression, just like the legendary thief John Dillinger. It can be said that in the United States, everyone knows about it.

There is even a mental symptom named after the two of them.

But this comparison is not very auspicious.

After all, this couple ended up in a mess.