Four Seasons Hotel.
President's Office.
Heinz Bock, in his fifties this year, had some graying at the temples of his hair. He had long-termly booked a room in the hotel and was almost always there 24 hours a day.
He was preparing to wash up and rest when he received a call from the hotel manager, Aly Pierce.
He originally wanted to tell Aly Pierce to stabilize the guests by providing some financial compensation.
However, according to Aly Pierce's report, the situation had gotten out of control, the police were already involved in the case, and they had missed the optimal time to handle it.
He immediately sought out Aly Pierce for questioning, and learned that the male customer was from the management of the Robbery and Murder Department and had the ability to influence the investigation of the case.
The other party had even proposed to martial law the hotel and search each room, which made Heinz Bock feel very thorny.
