Chapter 2435 — Highway Robbery
The Blossom Guardian · Page 2 of 2
That said, it also showed that these robbers were professionals. As long as no one defied them, they generally would not resort to violence. What the team leader feared most was the rookie type, who came in swinging and slashing, then demanded the students' bank card passwords. And if they demanded passwords, many of the students would likely balk — and then things would spiral completely out of control.
These robbers knew that bank cards were useless anyway: withdrawing money would easily be noticed. Their methods were, in fact, quite professional.
"Yours!" Robber Third barked at the two students seated behind the team leader surnamed Bai.
Frightened as they were, the two students shakily pulled out their wallets and handed the cash inside to Robber Third.
"Damn, were you born a pauper or what? How are you this broke — only a hundred yuan?" Robber Third flew into a rage when he saw that one student's wallet held only a hundred yuan.
"Boss, my phone broke a few days ago and I just bought an iPhone — you can have it..." The student jumped in fright, then hurriedly, with a woebegone face, fished a latest-model iPhone from his pocket and handed it to Robber Third.
"Not bad, you catch on quick!" Robber Third took the phone with satisfaction, glanced at it, and tossed it into the woven sack. Then he turned to the other student. "Where's your phone? Hurry up!"
"Mine's nothing special — just a domestic Android. I got it free for topping up my phone credit..." The student pulled out his phone. "You don't want it, right?"
"Oh? That'll do too!" Robber Third glanced at it. It was a domestic Android, yes, but a new model — it could fetch three or four hundred on the secondhand market. Why wouldn't he want it?
"Huh? You want that too... Then can I take out the memory card first?" the student pleaded.
"What the hell is with all your fussing? You giving it or not?" Robber Third was furious at the student's dawdling. "A memory card is worth a few dozen yuan, tops. Why are you so damn stingy?"
"Uh... no, it's just that my card has photos of me and my girlfriend..." the student said meekly.
The student's words were rather comical, and the other students on the bus felt a sudden urge to laugh — though none dared to laugh at such a moment. Who knew if they might be next?
Reminded by this student, the others also began pulling out their phones. Those with something to hide started removing their memory cards, and those without any began wiping their phone data...
"Then hurry up and take it out!" Robber Third frowned, but he agreed to the student's request. It wasn't out of kindness — he was afraid that when they sold the phones, the buyers might discover something wrong. After all, they couldn't possibly wipe all the data thoroughly, and many phones they didn't even know how to use.
"Oh, right, right..." The student quickly removed the memory card from his phone and tossed the handset into Robber Third's woven sack.