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For the second time in less than six hours, Nathan stood at the front of the briefing room so he could address the team he had put together to investigate the Larsson case. It was not unusual for him to have to deliver frequent briefings, even on the same case, but the fact that he was supposed to be at home, asleep, made it a little annoying in this case.
“Okay everyone, settle down. Come on, settle down. Now, I know some of you are unhappy about being involved in this case, despite DI Martins’ investigation finding that the Larsson Studio has done nothing wrong,” Nathan said once the room had quietened, “but I want you to put aside your personal feelings and act professionally.” He paused to let his words sink in. If it had been possible, he would have populated his team only with pe
