Chapter 256: One-Way Glass

Since Ancarrot had already spoken, Viennel didn’t press the matter further and whispered, “Should we be able to identify the culprit now?” Ancarrot remained silent for a moment before saying, “We can't fully confirm the culprit yet. Only when Putt admits he switched the USB drives twice can we be sure he’s the one.” “If you confirm he's the culprit, what are you planning to do?” Viennel asked, “Are you going to call the police?” Ancarrot said, “His actions constitute a crime, but they didn’t cause substantial harm. I don’t intend to sue him. Even if I did, he wouldn’t spend much time in jail, and he might not be sentenced at all.” “So, are you planning to let him go?” Viennel asked again. Ancarrot smiled, “That’s impossible. I won’t let anyone off who harms the company. Even when Emma caused the computers to crash, I punished her. I certainly won’t let others get away with it.” This was Mr. Ancarrot, a kind man but also very strict. If you didn’t make mistakes, he would speak to