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Gadis Terkejut Wang RM1000 Terselit Di "Wiper" Selepas Bantu Seorang Wanita Misteri di RnR Temerloh

Kisah ini diceritakan di FB beliau Stop kat RnR temerloh. Pening kepala plus lapar. Masa makan datang kakak pki bju itam dan baby cute giler pakai baju putih.

Akak tu duduk depan aku. Mata bengkak menangis. Dia merayu mintak pinjam duit. Sebab purse dia hilang, minyak dah hbis

Akal : jangan bagi weh, banyak kes org menipu. Lagipun duit kau da banyak guna duit harini. Travel sana sini. Baiki tayar, lampu, brek, servis kereta. Haa.. Baki dlm dompet pun ada rm100 sumtg.

Aku terus cakap takde duit.. Akak tu merayu2. Aku berkeras cakap takde duit. Dan akak tu bgun n blah. Baby tu pandang aku.

Hati : sampai hati ko biarkan akak tu. Ce bayangkan akak tu ibu, baby tu jojon. Bodohla ko ni.

Aku terus kejar akak tu. Terus bagi semua duit dlm purse aku. Adeh... Tawakal lah. Law tipu pun tipu lah.

Tp ak xsmpi ati nk tgok muke cian baby tu. Sempat snap gambar (gambar ni jadi blur tetiba. Dunno why)

Lepas akak tu p, ak terus knyg, penin da ilang. Terus balik. Smpi lah tol bentong, akak tol tegur.

Dek.. Kenapa letak duit kat wiper. Aku blur. Tgok kat wiper, mcm ade duit.

Aku terus stop tepi highway. Fuhh... Duit rm50, ada 20keping. Rm1000. Allahu. Aku pandang kiri kanan. Siapa yg letak?????!!! Meremang bulu roma.. Adeh..... Blurrrr...

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