at Villa No. 73.
Leon is a tax officer. When he was investigating a corruption case at a real estate agency last month, he accidentally found the name Connerius Gurrit in the rental list.
Surprisingly, Gurrit pays his rent in cash, which has not changed in eight years.
Through investigation, Leon learned that the old man was now 63 years old and had no record of declaring assets, paying taxes, pensions, or insurance for decades. However, neighbors said that he had lived in Munich for decades.
In Leon’s view, this is simply impossible. No one can escape the management of the tax bureau.
What’s more, an old man who lacks a source of income can own this house worth more than six million marks, and can he afford the monthly rent of tens of thousands of marks for that villa in the suburbs?
So, since December last year, he learned that after old Gurlitt moved back from the suburbs, Leon tax officials would come to monitor him for a period of time every day before and after get off work.
Wanting to find out what this mysterious old man did, and whether the source of the funds was legal or not,
Han Xuan didn’t know that the other person was just a tax collector, and his little heart couldn’t help but beat loudly as he walked.
I thought that the crazy old man told others about the treasure and used it in the prison in exchange for a clean cell or delicious food.
With his carefree character, old Neeleman was indeed able to do such a thing.
The term “guilty conscience” is now used to refer to Han Xuan, and it couldn’t be more appropriate.
His expression remained calm, and his eyes scanned the surroundings, somewhat suspiciously.
If he hadn’t been attracted by old Nierman’s words about hundreds of millions of dollars, Han Xuan would have been stupid to come to Germany during this special period.
He had just been implicated in being caught with the Nazis, and he didn’t think the Germans would like him that much.
Now I am eager to know the identity of the person in the car, and I have no intention of continuing to see the scenic spots.
Therefore, Han Xuan stopped and shouted: “Ah! My company still has things to do, you go and play first, I will come to you later.” Without waiting for an answer
, he pulled Gabriel and Jason’s clothes , left in a hurry.
George asked Du Ersha and Galgernon to stay and take care of Anya and the others, and chased Han Xuan with Irving.
After walking away, Jason said speechlessly: “What a poor excuse. It’s still night in the United States and no one in the company is sleeping.”
Han Xuan walked into a pizza shop, sat in an empty corner, and said, “Stop talking nonsense, I have something I need you to do.”
They discussed it for more than half an hour.
Afterwards, with excitement on his face, Jason took George away first, while Han Xuan went back to continue shopping.
We rented a car and visited Neuschwanstein Castle, Nymphenburg Palace, Olympic Park and other famous Munich attractions. We didn’t return to the Four Seasons Hotel until it got dark.
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