Had the Director really been plotting something this big?
Such a classic location, such a classic setup—it was hard not to suspect that behind the hidden door stood a safe of the exact same model.
That naturally brought to mind the key that had failed to match last time.
It had also been handed directly to him by the Director at the very beginning, through the female staff member.
So from the very start, even the safe in here had been part of the plan?
Though it had yet to be verified, it was undoubtedly an easy conclusion to draw.
And the Director's determination to maneuver him into the office now seemed even clearer.
Which naturally raised another question: if getting him into the office was meant to open the safe, then what was the purpose of opening it?
There was, of course, an obvious way to verify that—try opening it and see what was inside.
But before that, Fu Qian thought he might be able to make a few deductions from one small detail—why did the Director have the key to the safe in Selvis's office?
If they could be called intruders, their numbers should have been quite small, right? Had the Director truly kept this key specifically for him?
Or was it possible that he was merely offering someone else's gift? That the key had originally been prepared by Selvis for him?
That was right. At that moment, Fu Qian had formed a small hypothesis about why the Director had insisted on driving him to the office—
It was not simply some twisted sense of humor. What the Director had been guiding him to do all along was actually what Selvis wanted him to do.
After all, people who acted purely for amusement were rare.
At that