In just over three hours, after Lynch had some late-night snacks and lay in bed pretending to be weak, the doctor at the emergency center applied something unfamiliar to his face, making him look quite worn out.
When he was wheeled out of the emergency center, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, including the Director of the Federal Tax Bureau of Sabin City, who had stayed without leaving. Only at that moment did he feel a sense of relief.
As long as Lynch didn't die, the issue wouldn't escalate to an uncontrollable extent. In fact, whether it's him or higher-ups or management departments, how could they be unaware of some of the issues at the lower levels?
As long as the problem doesn't become unmanageable, those at the top tend to turn a blind eye, pretending not to know anything. Everyone understands that if everything at the frontline were to be done strictly by the book, probably nothing would get done.
