webnovelfull Chapter 511 - 443: Mrs. Abe’s Whistleblowing Letter, Investigative Team Takes Action
Chapter 511 - 443: Mrs. Abe’s Whistleblowing Letter, Investigative Team Takes Action
Chapter 511: Chapter 443: Mrs. Abe’s Whistleblowing Letter, Investigative Team Takes ActionMorning at the joint investigation team headquarters.
It was mealtime, and the restaurant was crowded with people coming and going. Support from Tokyo had arrived last night; to maintain the purity of the team, all personnel were reassigned from places like Osaka and Kobe. Including the clerks running errands, the size of the team had grown to a hundred people.
Using the hotel as headquarters was undoubtedly appropriate, with the restaurant, meeting rooms, accommodations, and garages all ready to use, and the ability to eat, drink, and work all in one place.
Someone was there to wash the clothes and clean the premises.
Of course, nowadays the staff had to be
She tried to look through the peephole outside, seeing four or five figures, both men and women.
"Mrs. Abe, good day, we are from the investigation team. The Chief has seen your letter of accusation, so we have been sent to offer you protection and further understand the situation," said a young man leading three men and two women, speaking in a gentle tone.
The investigation team had grown rapidly, and to manage more effectively, Hirano Hidekazu had reorganized based on the original statuses and duties of these people, reassigning them internal positions.
Apart from clerical staff, there were ten field agents to a team, and two teams made up one section, which was directly led by four core members of the investigation team.
Hearing that it was the investigation team, Mrs. Abe did not let her guard down but instead said, "How can you prove your identities? Do you have credentials?"
"Of course," said the leading Chief, taking out his badge and placing it at the peephole. "Can you see it clearly?"
Mrs. Abe looked through the peephole and after scrutinizing, finally relaxed, put the fruit knife on the compartment of the entryway cabinet, and then opened the door.
"I’m terribly sorry. I’ve been like a bird startled at the twang of a bow. I hope you understand. Please, come in."
"Apologies for the intrusion," the Chief said, bowing with his four subordinates before stepping inside, removing their shoes at the door.
Once the five were seated on the couch, Mrs. Abe poured each of them a glass of water, and said apologetically, "I’m sorry, we are out of tea leaves."