Mr. Kane Got cklisted Chapter 2371-Carter, exasperated, reached out and took theparison file from Keegan''s hand, saying coldly, "Wait!"


    Keegan, with a smug look, said, "It''s too much trouble for you. I''ll treat you to a meal with Officer Grayter."


    Carter turned away, raising his middle finger behind his back.


    Ste whispered to Keegan, "Carter seems annoyed with you. I remember Lena said he never swears."This text is property of N?/velD/rama.Org.


    "No," Keegan lied, "I think we have a good rtionship. Look how actively he''s helping me."


    Ste looked at him suspiciously.


    Was that so? Why did Carter seem so reluctant?


    Ste thought for a moment and said, "In the future, let''s trouble Carter less. We should find other ways. It''s not good to rely on him all the time." Keegan nodded.


    In fact, he didn''t just rely on Carter. The main reason was that Carter had great abilities and was discreet.


    But Ste was right. Keegan couldn''t trouble Carter constantly. With old Mr. Lowe critically ill and internal family conflicts, Carter''s situation was tense. Any mistake could be costly. The Lowe family had recently secured a major order, and Keegan nned to help Carter increase his leverage.


    That afternoon, theparison results came out. Besides Ste and Keegan''s fingerprints, there were three others: Larry''s wife, his son Yuha Bard, and an unidentified individual.


    This wasn''t unusual. People without criminal records or without their fingerprints entered in the public security system wouldn''t have a match.


    Ste felt disappointed. She thought they could uncover something significant, but their efforts led to a dead end.


    Keeganforted her, "Don''t worry. Larry is right under our noses; we''ll figure it out eventually."


    He thought for a moment and asked, "When is yourpany''s next physical examination?"


    Ste''s eyes lit up. "I received a notice a few days ago. It''s next Friday."


    Keegan said, "Find a chance to collect his blood. I''ll think of other ways to check his identity."


    Ste: "But he recently injured his hand and took leave. He might use that as an excuse not toe."


    Keegan smiled. "He''s usually smart. Why is he confused now?"


    Ste nudged him. "Don''t keep me in suspense. What''s your n?"


    Keegan took her hand and pulled her to sit beside him. "A person may have an excuse not to attend a physical examination, but what if it benefits ΟΠ their family? Doesn''Xyourpany provide extramercial insurance for employees? You can ask employees to bring their rtives for the physical exam under the pretense of expanding family benefits. The exam is free, family members get insurance, and thepany reimburses half. Most people would be willing to bring their families."


    Caline treated its employees well, especially in terms of insurance. The coverage was extensive, reimbursing many types of medical expenses. Ordinary outpatient visits could be reimbursed by medical insurance and then bymercial insurance, allowing employees to see doctors without spending their own money.