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- "No. He's good at hiding the evidence."

- "Anyway, I don't think I'm the ideal person to find the evidence you want."

Hearing those words, Spencer narrowed his eyes. He didn't want to believe that Blair was on the other side of the game, but he was beginning to suspect that she was more involved than she would admit. The man thought about saying something, but the door to his office opened before he could.

- "Spencer, I..." Susan began, but stopped when she saw the redhead.

- "We have an illustrious visitor," she said ironically, and then walked to the inspector's desk, leaving a folder on it.

Susan turned to Blair and analyzed the redhead's sad posture. She couldn't say what was going on, but she had some suspicions. Susan turned to Spencer and began to say what she thought about the situation, because she knew her word had credibility:

- "I see you have faith, Spencer. But don't be fooled by cellar rats who pretend to be on your side."

- "Susan!" the inspector scolded.

- "I know y