Chapter 1210 How to Identify a Scumbag


    Dalton’s deduction skills had always been quite formidable. It was on par with Wynter’s, and she knew this.


    Otherwise, as someone who had navigated the realms of society for so many years without ever being caught, Wynter wouldn’t have lost her modifiedptop when dealing with the Gibsons back in Riverburg. It was all due to Dalton’s tracking.


    “I also believe there was someone else involved.” Wynter pulled her gaze back, and a faintly sinister smirk yed on her lips. “It looks like we’ll have to focus on those few girls, as well as their top earner, Sky.”


    No one would want to see anyone dead. In a bar, one could wake up and cause a scene, demandingpensation for being slept with.


    However, the nature of the situation changed when it involved a person’s death.


    As the person who handed the drink to Vanessa, Sky had be the focal point of the investigation. Unlike those few female students, Sky was brought in as a suspect.Têxt ? N?velDrama.Org.


    Through the interrogation room’s window, Sky was visibly agitated and panicked. Nevertheless, e insisted he had only had a few drinks


    with Vanessa and hadn’t done anything else.


    “These are the rules of our profession. We can’t ignore any


    customers, have to greet everyone whoes in, and have quotas to


    hit. What are we there for if the customers don’t drink?”


    What Sky said wasn’t wrong. But there was o


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    1210 tiba to identily a Scumbag


    Wynter nced at Joanne beside her, indicating that she would take over the questioning.


    <b>“</b>If it’s about quotas, why didn’t you choose other wealthydies instead? Why pick a seemingly inexperienced university student like her?


    “You’re the top earner. Such a customer isn’t worth you personally serving her drinks.”


    Sky listened to Wynter with a sense of resignation. “This is really just a misunderstanding by the public. Being a top earner sounds good, but the actual earnings are just average.


    bar is very strict. We aren’t allowed to ept gifts privately from clients, nor are we permitted to develop personal rtionships with them. It could affect our reputation.


    Moreover, the image they’ve assigned to me at the bar has always been gentle and soothing. The ones who are actually spending the nost money aren’t those wealthydies. You can check my clientele.


    They’re mostly in their 20s. It’s because we sharemon topics lue to our close age gaps. Also, those wealthydies either have usbands orplicated rtionships. I’m afraid I won’t be able to andle them.”


    He’s telling the truth.” Joanne pushed the document toward Wynter. here are the details of the customers he has attended to recently.


    While there are some older ones, they usually don’te back for im after meeting him twice. Besides, the overall spending is pretty


    consistent


    “So, are girls in their 20s the ones who spend inconsistently?” Wynter immediately caught on to the key point. She nced at Sky in the interrogation room again.


    He had very fair skin and a cool, slightly decadent look. He was dressed like someone wealthy, and his appearance had a cold. elegance.


    “Someone like him would indeed make younger women prone to impulsive spending.” Wynter said.


    Joanne shook her head. “Indeed. Those without money would take out loans just to go to the bar and buy drinks for him. The wealthier ones would splurge their money in the bar topete for his


    attention.


    “Look at this one. Shees from an ordinary family yet worries that he might be tired from work. She bought a bottle of wine worth ten thousand dors so that he gets to rest a bit longer at her table. This kind of spending habit…”


    There was no way to judge it. Saying more would be overstepping. After all, these were all consensual.


    Wynter looked at the chat records. She noticed that Sky preferred to reply to messages at around 4:00 am or 5:00 am.