"Continue! Of course, continue!"

Detective Amy Santiago said with a distorted expression: "I want to see if there are any more perverted operations! How evil are all the villains!"

Seeing this, Chuck naturally did as she wished and took her to the Blue Lantern Laboratory.

"No one knows the client's test results. The data is only marked with the order number."

When Detective Amy Santiago revealed her intention, the head of the Blue Lantern Laboratory directly denied it and looked at her as if she was telling a ridiculous joke.

"So even if you know the order number and search it, you can't find the antigen test result of Drew McDaniel's blood sample?"

Detective Amy Santiago was no longer so easy to fool, and stared at the laboratory director with sharp eyes.

"That's a matter for the accounting department."

The head of the laboratory, who had looked at Detective Amy Santiago with great arrogance before, as if he was looking at a Muggle, was frightened by Detective Amy Santiago's sharp eyes and suppressed anger tone, and his face changed completely.

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"Santiago, do you know why I chose accounting in the first place?"

Chuck asked suddenly.

"why?"

Detective Amy Santiago immediately understood and praised.

"It is said that the 21st century is either a century of biology or a century of intelligence, but neither biology nor intelligence can ultimately replace the position of accounting."

Chuck said expressionlessly: "Because biology and intelligence may be able to liberate productivity and eliminate a large number of low-level jobs, but they cannot go to jail for taking the blame for the boss."

"So this is ah."

Amy Santiago echoed: "It makes so much sense. No wonder you travel by plane. Some people are unwilling to take the same flight as you. As long as a plane crashes, everything will be the fault of the accountant, and everything will be blamed."

It disappeared with the accidental death of the accountant."

After saying this, she looked at the person in charge of the laboratory with a sneer: "Dr. Kenny, are you willing to fly with the accountant?"

"..."

Dr. Kenny, the head of the laboratory, twitched his lips and changed the subject with an awkward smile: "We will check the records when the order arrives, and we will check the records again when the results are sent out, only twice in total... let me take a look."

Under the expressionless gaze of Detective Chuck and Amy Santiago, he began to search for records on the computer, and then his expression became more and more embarrassing: "Okay, there is something wrong with this order. It has been checked three times and printed out.

Three times, it was all operated by a female employee of mine named Rose Mendis. She is currently on rest and is not here. I can provide her address information."

He would have been proud and certain that Drew McDaniel's blood test results records would not be reviewed and printed more than twice.

It's a good thing I didn't say anything, otherwise I would definitely be slapped in the face.

Detectives Chuck and Amy Santiago left the Blue Light Laboratory and found the operator Rose Mendez at the address given by the laboratory director.

"In order to ensure that the results are correct, I may have checked three or four times."

Rose Mendez was taking her children shopping when she saw Detective Chuck and Amy Santiago coming over and immediately defended herself.

"Why, you often made mistakes before?"

Chuck looked at her expressionlessly.

“…I’m a good employee!”

Rose Mendis couldn't hold it anymore: "I don't know about hurting people. A few days ago, a nurse from Gramercy Hospital, Elena Hella, came to me. She wanted to print the data.

They are doing a big research project related to kidney transplantation."

"It really is."

Detective Amy Santiago mocked: "Researching how to rob healthy people's kidneys and transplant them to rich people is indeed a big project!"

"...They said the time was urgent. I really didn't know. I thought I was doing something good!"

Rose Mendis said excitedly.

"So you have a noble heart and have never accepted money?"

Chuck looked at her expressionlessly.

Rose Mendis was immediately speechless and lowered her head in shame.

Who would do such illegal things if it wasn't for money?

"You should say that you are a single mother and it is not easy to raise a child by yourself."

Chuck’s honest reminder: “The victim who sent his daughter to his wife’s home to have his kidney robbed and attempted murder, although he had a daughter, was with his wife and he only visited her regularly to accompany her and was not considered a single father.

, not as good as you!"

"..."

Rose Mendis became even more ashamed and looked at the ground. If there was a crack in the ground, she would definitely get into it as soon as possible.

Seeing this, Chuck did not continue to taunt and left with Detective Amy Santiago.

"Sure enough, there are family heroes."

Detective Amy Santiago complained.

"This is considered good."

Chuck said: "At least you have a basic sense of shame."

"Will you sue her then?"

Detective Amy Santiago asked.

"certainly!"

Chuck nodded: "She will pay for her stupidity!"

"madness?"

Detective Amy Santiago asked in surprise: "Shouldn't it be greed?"

"She can't even figure out why such a big research project doesn't hire the person in charge of the laboratory, but hires her as a small staff member, and spends money on it. Isn't that stupid?"

Chuck said expressionlessly: "If I had any brains, I wouldn't become an accomplice in a case like this for a small amount of money!"

"well."

Detective Amy Santiago sighed deeply.

"Don't worry about her."

Chuck reminded: "Don't look at her shame now. I blocked her speech in advance, but when it comes to court, she will definitely become a family hero without hesitation and win the sympathy of the jury. Her

Not much trouble."
Chapter completed!