THIRD PERSON’S POV
“Go get yourself fixed and take the week off,” Mr Marvin said to his secretary. “Remember, whatever happens in this company does not go beyond these walls.”
The secretary nodded in agreement and left the office, blood staining his hands and smeared around his mouth. He made his way down to the garage, where the driver took him straight to the hospital.
He walked back to his desk and sank into his leather chair. His face looked pale, and his eyes were dim. For a moment, he stared at nothing. Then he slowly raised his head to look at Russell and Robert. Both men already had their eyes fixed on him.
“I am only overlooking your mess because I do not want my company’s reputation dragged through the mud,” Mr Marvin said firmly. “And also because you still have an important
