Suspension

Jefferson clearly knew this, but he was angry that his most-trusted subordinate had been suspended without him knowing it. Not only was it shameful, it would also be considered a dereliction of his duty as a superior.  Seeing that Jefferson had calmed down a little, Harold uttered sincerely, "Now that Quill has been suspended, your responsibility will be even greater now. What do you plan to do next?" "Quill and his team fell into the trap, so I can't just leave them alone. I will prove them innocent no matter what. That's what I'll do," Jefferson answered. Harold nodded and reminded, "I understand that you want to help them out, but you mustn't be reckless. You have to find evidence to prove Quill and his team's innocence. Otherwise, the consequences will only be worse. In this age, news spreads quickly and the public doesn't have the ability to distinguish the truth from falsehood. They will follow what the majority says. We are already at a disadvantage at the moment. You must be ex