Chapter 58:
“Mr. Porter, you said that three workers who went out logging last night have gone missing?”
On the fifth day of the special event in Kadman City, Miriam received some bad news early in the morning.
She was holding a cup of strangely flavored but invigorating tea, looking at the captain of the camp guards in front of her. The latter was in his forties and had previously been a police officer in the outer city of Kadman City. He was now tasked with commanding a total of 30 camp guards.
At this moment, this slightly balding fat man was wiping sweat in front of Miriam.
Although Miriam was young enough to be his daughter, his life and the new position he had just obtained were at her mercy, which was enough to make him full of reverence towards the red-haired girl.
This emotion was keenly sensed by her.
She didn’t dislike this feeling of being respected, so she imitated the mannerisms of the administrators she remembered and slowed her speech as she asked:
“Could there have been an error in the records? Many of the guards in the camp are doing this kind of professional work for the first time. Have you gone to check?”
“I personally went to the shelters where the three workers were assigned and asked the people around them, ma’am.”