An hour later, Ellie left the second of the two security company reps for the day in the foyer, more puzzled than ever. Neither were prepared to quote on the spot, but both were shocked at the low-quality cameras.
Paul wasn’t in the control room when she’d taken them there, which was just as well as he’d have taken offence at some of the descriptive language used by the second rep.
“Worse than rubbish.”
Will had nodded.
She tapped on Dennis’ door and almost changed her mind at his expression. “This is purely about the business.”
“What?”
“Why is our security system antiquated if Paul upgrades it every couple of years?”
“Ask Dekeles.”
“I’m asking you. What do you know about past upgrades?”
“Why the hell does this matter right now?”
“Because Paul is pushing for me to sign a purchase
