Intellect
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So he doesn't want to counter with a narrative that exonerates the Union. But why?
Agreeing to take the contracts does not equate to you agreeing to actually help him...
The numbers are not there for 'good measure'. They have an administrative purpose. One that's unfortunately been erased from your memory.
You're pretty sure you weren't doing well -- but better? Probably yes.
A new document is given to you as part of a promotion. Or when you lose the old one.
When the shit starts spinning it will not land on Mr. Claire -- that's the deal here. The fixer will ignore the notion completely, focusing on Titus' culpability.
The autopsy did not reveal anything too conflicting this far. You just have to wing it.
This is where an autopsy would come in handy -- you have to work with what you know.
We've hit a wall. Giving the body a more thorough look might give us some leverage. Just saying.
Make them a bit more uncomfortable first, then see if it all adds up.
It has to be good if he won't let you pursue it. Looks like the lieutenant thinks so too...
He understood what you were trying to do. Taking inventory of them.