My Lecturer Is A Queen Of Mafia
Again With Inspiration

Although not coming and pretentious does not care, actually Bob is very curious how the results of his son's trial. He hoped Jansen would not be in jail for too long. He did let Jansen face his trial alone and get the punishment so that Jansen is independent and can change.

All this time he always defended his son and what he did actually made Jansen's behavior worse. Maybe now is the time to open his son's eyes so he can see if life is so hard and by being in prison, Jansen will learn many things so that he can be more mature in the future.

Bob's back, he's eager to hear about Anne and Richard's Jansen trial. He could not wait to hear it because there was not a single television station broadcasting the news because he asked for the incident not to be broadcast directly.

Anne and Richard have returned but with anger. Anne even yelled and cursed but they were surprised to find Bob at home when it was still daytime.

"What happened to you?" bob asked his wife.

"Why are you back?" ask Anne anyway.

"I want to know what about the trial. Hows it? How many years will he be in prison?" ask Bob impatiently.

"How many years? Heh, you're so naive, Bob. Your useless son is unconditionally free!" anne said in a annoyed tone.

"What did you say?" Bob was surprised to hear that.

"It's not you who sent someone to free himself, is it, Dad?" ask Richard. Honestly speaking, he was suspicious of his father because other than his father, no one else could do it.

"What does that question mean? Are you suspecting me?" Bob looked unhappy.

"Sorry, I don't mean, other than Daddy, I don't think anyone else can do that!" said Richard.

"Do not accuse. If I release him secretly then I've been doing it since the beginning. I did want him to be in prison for Jansen to study and change so why would I secretly free him?"

"If not you, then who?" ask Anne.

"Where do I know. As long as he was in prison I never went to see him even I entrusted everything to the law!"

"Damn, who exactly is that woman?" ask Anne.

"Whose woman?' ask Bob who does not understand what has happened.

"Mom, I think the woman who helped him was a delinquent who was in his racing gang, all this time we didn't know who he was hanging out with and I think, I think, the woman was indeed one of the delinquents who became his friend while doing the commotion. The woman was definitely not an ordinary person therefore she could help Jansen and find evidence easily."

"It makes perfect sense, don't tell me she's hanging out with a villain's daughter so she can free Jansen!"

"Talk clearly, I really don't understand what you're saying!" said Bob.

"What did you say?" Bob was quite surprised because he thought, Jansen was indeed the perpetrator who had persecuted the twenty youths but it turned out that he was wrong.

"You see that, Bob. He has an amazing friend. The woman who picked him up just now was definitely not a random person. As we expected, she must be the daughter of a powerful criminal in this city so she can be free because only a person with great influence can free her. Now it's answered why the lawyer won't open his mouth and tell us who's been helping Jansen!" said Anne.

"If he's innocent then let him be free!" said Bob.

"You're such a fool, Bob. Jansen has been released from prison does not mean the problem is over!" said his wife who started to instigate.

"What do you mean?"

"Dad, what Mommy said is very true. If he was really helped by the daughter of a powerful criminal in this city, could you imagine how much more chaos would he wreak? Don't let him join the gangsters because of debt and if that happens, I'm sure you won't be able to run for governor next year!" Richard helped his mother.

"Yes, Bob. We have to think about the consequences. He doesn't care about you, he doesn't care about everything you do. All he wants is to have fun regardless of the reputation you've been keeping. He is indeed your son but he can be a double-edged sword that will stab you in the back!"

"Then what should I do, huh? He is my son and he is my responsibility!" said Bob.

"Now you have to be firm, Bob. You'll have to take all the facilities you've been given and you won't have to give her any more money!" time to make the young man lose what he has one by one so that Jansen hates his father even more. That way, Jansen and his father's relationship will be further destroyed and they will reap the rewards of the father and son's endless hostility.

"Yes, Dad. You need to start being firm now on Jansen if you want him to change!" said Ricard pula.

"I will think of your words!" Bob stepped away, leaving Anne and Richard who seemed to be smiling cynically as well as cunningly.

"What do you think, Mom? Is he gonna do what we say?" richard asked his mother.

"He will certainly do. Mommy will talk to him later, he will definitely listen to Mommy's words as it has been. This house, your position in the company and everything that's on her, should be yours and Mommy won't let that young man mess with our plans. My attempt to trap him so that we can live without flaws must not fail just because of a loser!"

"I believe you, Mom. We have to get rid of Jansen and I, believing in Mommy's ability!"

"Good, for now we are silent first. We let the young man go free for a while. We don't have to do anything, just Bob's taking control. We let the father and son feud heat up, while we become spectators. Believe me, Mommy, we don't have much to do just to get rid of that bully!"

"I've always believed in Mommy's greatness!" Richard was proud of his mother.

'"Come, we'll enjoy our spectacle from the hot seat because soon I'll incite Bob and Jansen will increasingly become a loser!" Anne smiled with cunning. It doesn't matter that Jansen is released from prison because in a moment, the young man will become a vagabond and he will see who else will help Jansen.

When the young man has nothing, at that time he will become a true delinquent even if he will become a criminal who wants to do anything and when it happens, he will become a criminal, he was sure Bob would no longer care about Jansen even though the young man was his son and Richard would actually replace Jansen's position in the house. They will be the winners in the end even if they fail to put Jansen in prison.