As for why he hadn't spoken up earlier, the factory manager's attitude made it obvious.
Besides, Arthur Sullivan's expression and movements showed a guilty conscience. He probably had other secrets he couldn't voice.
'There were clearly bigger problems at this factory; they just hadn't found any evidence yet.'
Lynn nodded and said, "Don't worry, sir. I'll keep an eye on his movements. As soon as he gets home, we'll pay him a visit."
The older officer was pleased to see his apprentice so full of fighting spirit. He clapped him on the shoulder and said, "Alright. Go see if anyone needs help.
This factory has too many employees. We need to solve this case as quickly as possible, or it'll cause a panic."
"Roger that!"
Throughout the day, Arthur Sullivan was in a daze. His colleague Ben, who sat next to him, had to call his name several times before he responded.
