The Investigators, Inc. The Mysterious Mystery Case. Chapter 9. The Meeting.

Distressed man sitting at a cluttered desk with a ghostly woman standing behind him

7 Comments on “The Investigators, Inc. The Mysterious Mystery Case. Chapter 9. The Meeting.

  1. Wow! Everyone is supplying you with donuts. You will be fat soon, if you continue to eat all those donuts! Having your office in the clinic might be safer but I suspect you would become very bored there.

    Sounds like you are victims of a government attacking you. Glad that Aari and Kat spoke to the agents to let them know that you were not working for Nikolas and Andressa. Hope this settles the matter.

    Once again you got involved with a “client” who was dishonest about their identity. Need to find better ways to verify the identity of potential clients.

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    • Yes, I will need to get a regular exercise routine going to help out. Well, sitting in my office all the time is boring anyway! Although the view is better than here in the clinic.

      Yes, it is a government that attacked us, which is why it would be better for us not to get involved with them. It would be a hard fight to win and I just don’t want us to get involved in such a thing. Hopefully they will leave us alone now and spend their efforts going after Nikolas and Andressa.

      Yes, we do a very thorough check of our clients, but there are always ways to fool us. We may have to make a few changes though. I guess we have been fooled by clients right from the beginning almost, in one way or another. πŸ€”πŸ‘©πŸ˜ΌπŸ‘»πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ

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      • Yes, you can’t take what potential clients say, on the surface level. Elly veiled what she was doing from the beginning and there was a deep mystery about her. She was not the best actress. You need to have some of your team trained in discernment.

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      • Yes, unfortunately due to Elizabeth’s position it was very hard to find information about her, and that helped Elly. Actually, we do have some of our team trained in discernment, unfortunately I don’t use them often enough while interviewing our clients and that will change. Galyna, Celestine, Ivy, Amerie and Milena have excellent discernment abilities and at least 2 of them will be with each interview from now on!

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      • Great! You need their talents in discernment. If someone feels something is off about a person, one needs to act on it. One thing about Elizabeth was a phony name and little information. Once you had contact with her, you gave the information that she confirmed. Not what you want from a client.

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      • Yes, we definitely need to change things when talking with our potential clients. Elizabeth, or rather, Elly, fooled us too easily. We were getting too lax in our interviewing process. Hopefully our new way of doing things will change that.

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