The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Chapter 4350

"I think so," Janus's face was grim as he continued solemnly, "Did you see that woman and the two police officers earlier? They were acting because they wanted to get the surveillance video from my shop. Since they went through that trouble, I'm sure they have other

plans for it."

Charlie became a little curious and asked, * Janus, how can you tell that she and the two police officers were acting?"

Janus explained, "A middle-aged Oskian man came to my shop as soon as it opened. The man casually ordered a meal and kept staring at the three surveillance cameras in the shop. Think about it. Why would any person care to observe the surveillance cameras in a small restaurant? At first, I thought he wanted to steal some cash from

me. If not, then he's probably a plainclothes police officer."

Charlie asked, "What happened after that? Did he leave right after eating?"

"Yes," Janus said. "That man ate quickly and then paid for his meal. He left in a hurry. Afterwards, he quickly removed the hard disk from the recorder."

nodded. He said sternly, "Well... If he's not a thug who wants to steal some cash, he's most likely a

Janus agreed. "I was afraid if the police were doing this to find surveillance videos with Miss Golding and

If these two events are related, the other party's motive is clear. He must be looking for an opportunity to take my hard disk away

to a realization. Curious, he asked another question. "Janus, to be frank... If you didn't give me any hints,

script, but the director and actors are a little careless. They didn't pay attention to the details,

added, "As

but one can craft it well with effort. If the criminal paid attention to the delicate details, no one

curiously, "So, Janus, how did you notice

know much about this place. Oskiatown is a messy place, but no Oskian would be daring enough to commit a crime here, especially in broad daylight. After all, most residents here are Oskians. They can

An ordinary thief won't be brave enough to commit a crime in broad daylight. Therefore, for a lady to be robbed in front of my door at this hour is simply absurd. Combined with the strange man who came into the shop today, I was certain she's suspicious." "There's also something very strange. The police couldn't have arrived within half an hour after receiving a report from Oskiatown. It's much too fast. Yet, the two

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