He suddenly found some spirit, dialed Dilbert Walker's extension through the internal company line, "Come here."
Within a minute, Dilbert Walker appeared in front of him, "Mr. Lindsey, do you need anything?"
"I am asking you, do you know where Ella Lacey has been this month?" Arthur Lindsey demanded sternly.
"Yes, I do." Dilbert Walker blurted out.
"Then why didn't you tell me!" It wasn't a question from Arthur Lindsey, but an expression of anger.
"Because... because you seemed to be hinting that I should not mention Miss Ella, so I did not tell you. But at first, I did intend to report it to you, and then gradually, I just didn't..." Dilbert Walker presented himself as innocent.
Arthur Lindsey acknowledged that, in the past few days, he indeed despised hearing the name Ella Lacey, but now, it seemed he had realized something.
"So, tell me now, where has she been this past month?" Arthur Lindsey asked in a deep voice.
