"We can't figure it out. But I guess he didn't expect it to get a lot of exposure in the media. He was scared. After all, he might be put in jail if we found him and charged him with larceny. So he turned himself in for leniency," Stephens said what he thought.
Savannah nodded. If so, she was in luck!
If this worker did not confess his crime to the police himself, it would be very difficult for her to find him, more impossible to find the culprit, Katrina.
The lawyer finished Raymond's assignment and left.
Before nightfall, online posts about Katrina incited a worker to steal K&G's design were pouring in.
K&G had finally cleared its name. Savannah sighed with relief.
It was the first crisis she met after taking over K&G. Luckily, she got through the trouble almost without danger.
Just then, her phone rang.
