Struggle in Russia

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Blokhin was so surprised that he didn't scold her directly, and it only cost a few thousand rubles. A few thousand rubles are enough to do such a stupid thing. A few thousand rubles is enough to buy a small apartment in St. Petersburg. You can only do this little thing with so much money. Do you really think he is being taken advantage of?

He was so angry with Mordwitchev before that he couldn't help but vomited: "Do you think I'm a fool? Thousands of rubles! You're crazy about money!"

Mordvichev smiled contemptuously and said: "Do you think it's expensive? You don't have to spend this money if you think it's expensive! I'm not forcing you, but I have to say ugly things up front. The environment in the prison is not very good now. For Mr. Watkin Jr. Such a young master is quite unfriendly, and someone might cause trouble for him, or he might be injured. Although it won't kill him, it is still possible that he will lose arms and legs!"

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Blokhin took a breath of cold air. He now fully understood that if he did not spend this money, little Watkin might have to suffer in the cell, and might become a disabled person. This is clearly extortion!

His eyes suddenly changed: "Aren't you afraid of offending others by doing this?"

Mordvichev chuckled and said: "Offending someone? Where to start? I am helping little Mr. Watkin buy peace. I am helping him. How can I offend him?"

Blokhin said angrily: "Help? This is the first time I have heard blackmail described in such a fresh and refined manner. Your Ministry of Justice is really as shameless as ever!"

Mordvichev snorted: "Don't speak so harshly, otherwise we will sue you for defamation. My friend, I remind you for the last time, be careful what you say in the future. Our Ministry of Justice is different from before. If If you don't pay attention to this, don't blame me for not reminding you if you suffer in the future!"

A cold light flashed in Blokhin's eyes: "Are you threatening me?"

Mordvichev curled his lips and said: "I'm just reminding you, how can you call it a threat? But if you must misunderstand it, I can't help it."

Blokhin stared at him with anger flashing in his eyes, but Mordvichev didn't care. In his opinion, what if the other party was unhappy? Now that the Ministry of Justice has a talisman, whoever comes will have to give up three points. Even the reformists can't do anything about it, let alone the conservative little shrimps.

If the superiors hadn't stopped them from going too far, he wouldn't have let Blokhin pass easily this time, thinking he could get rid of him with just tens of thousands of dollars? Look too much at him!

Anyway, he felt that he had defeated Blokhin, and in the end the other party had no choice but to bow to him. Naturally, he felt confident in facing Blokhin's wrath.

"My friend, your eyes are very unkind!" Mordvitchev said jokingly: "I don't like this kind of eyes, it's too scary! I might open my mouth when I am frightened, so what happens next? The problem cannot be solved by a few thousand rubles!"

Mordvichev thought that Blokhin could only give in, but who would have thought that Blokhin actually laughed, and he smiled so evilly.

"What if I don't give it?" Blokhin asked with a sneer.

Mordvichev threatened: "Then little Watkin will definitely suffer. Do you want to see this result?"

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