As Keira Leaf was pondering, the man with the silver-framed glasses said again, "I think it's better not to complicate matters. After all, her sudden appearance here is too much of a coincidence, and if something really goes wrong, I'm afraid..."
The middle-aged man hesitated, scrutinizing Keira Leaf repeatedly before turning away and pacing.
Keira Leaf, too, wiped a cold sweat from her brow, looked at the middle-aged man, and said again, "It seems like you're afraid I'll overhear something that spoils your plans. How about this, you detain me first, and release me after your business is done. This way, you can ensure I won't ruin your plans."
The middle-aged man fell silent, contemplating the feasibility of Keira Leaf's proposal.
The man with the silver-framed glasses spoke again, "But even if we do that, if she hears our conversation, there will still be evidence left behind, which will jeopardize us at that time."
