The 13: Tales of Illusory — Stephanie Ayers

Money may be reeling in the souls and raising passion in the heart, and it can push its owner to the crime in his path. Love of money puts a person in his lowest cases and robs him of his human value, and buries him in the depths of greed and greed that sanctifies money and his worship of wealth becomes the goal in his life. This fact is highlighted in the story of Mrs. Ean, who committed a murder against her sister and captured her father in a deep prison until he died of hunger. The motive behind this heinous crime is to seize her father's wealth. He helped her to implement this heinous act, her agent BP, and he believed that her father committed a clear act with his wife. But as soon as the truth is clear to him, he realized that justice requires that wealth to return to the Nuriya girl, her sister's daughter. For this purpose, the forces of destiny and the cunning of Rocampol meet.