By evening, Lille's personal driver, John, drove over to pick him up, and the two chatted sporadically in the car.
If he put aside those familiar figures, Lille might even think this was just an ordinary world.
Even considering the presence of the Osborne Group, the world didn't seem to have that many unimaginable things constantly thrown in his face.
John drove steadily like a proper driver, reporting to Lille the recent changes in the community.
Overall, with the junior version of ctOS going online in the community and nearby blocks, the cost of crime progressively rose, and the crime rate was rapidly decreasing.
Some ambitious and enterprising cops in the NYPD even volunteered to take charge of the area's security—
because they almost never faced cases where the perpetrator couldn't be found, and cracking down on robberies, thefts, and other public order cases were very favorable for their records.
