The "hush money" started rolling in. They called it a "consultancy fee."
Should they or try to investigate on their own ? naughty teens money
The old Miller house at the end of the cul-de-sac wasn’t haunted, but it was lucrative. For Leo, Jax, and Chloe, it was the perfect "office." They had spent the summer perfecting a side hustle that lived in the gray area of neighborhood ethics: they were professional "inconvenience removers." The "hush money" started rolling in
It started when they realized the neighborhood association was obsessed with curb appeal. The trio began scouting for minor infractions—overgrown hedges, trash cans left out too long, or stray gravel. Then, they’d offer to fix the "problem" for a steep fee before the city inspectors arrived. For Leo, Jax, and Chloe, it was the perfect "office
The drone changed the game. Now, they weren't just looking for weeds; they were looking for secrets. They caught the local councilman building an unpermitted deck and the high school principal’s dog digging up the florist’s prize-winning roses.
But the thrill of the easy cash started to sour. Chloe wanted to stop after they banked ten thousand, but Leo was hooked on the power. He pushed them to fly the drone over the industrial park on the edge of town, hoping to catch a big corporation dumping chemicals.