I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 220: I Should Visit The Bookstore

Andrew’s gaze remained fixed on the study table before him as he pondered for some time. Finally, with a twinkling of his eyes, he then nodded. “Got it. Please inform him that I am still attending to some issues and have him wait for me in the hall."

“Yes, Master.” The servant immediately took his leave respectfully.

Andrew was 70% certain his assumption was right, just that he had no solid evidence.

He had decided to stay at home during this period due to him being placed under surveillance and having a portion of his authority suspended. During this time, he had gathered the entry and exit records of all Truth Union personnel.

As he couldn't trust those around him, Andrew had even retrieved the records from multiple sources before piecing it together and sorting it all by himself.

After understanding the movements of all personnel during this period, a relatively clear network was slowly becoming apparent. From within, Andrew could pick up a few vague clues.

Currently, he had already made a list of possible moles and wanted to carry out further investigation. However, this wasn't possible yet with him being placed under surveillance.

Andrew even suspected he had been on the end of some influence with regards to his thought processes previously.

Otherwise, he would never hastily attack the phantom of Candela that was emerging into reality after the battle with the rain god.

Ultimately, such a decision had made the Truth Union incur losses, as well as thoroughly offend the bookstore owner.

With regard to the series of actions Andrew had taken...

If one were to describe his state at the time, ‘flummoxed’ would be a suitable word.

Now that Andrew was given time alone to think, he realized that there was a disconnect between his own thought processes at that time.

While he might have status and a distinguished background, Andrew still relied on his own strength to slowly climb his way up to the position of vice-chairman. He had never once made a grave mistake in all these years, yet he had messed up at that one crucial moment.

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