“Fuck. She might be being sexually harassed and not even know it. My Nia wouldn’t.”
“I want to look into it. I want to put a camera in the room.”
“It won’t be admissible in court.”
“I know, but we could use it in a civil case if I can get the girls to talk. But my main objective is to protect Kinley.”
Travis smiled. “I think you two are perfect for each other. She has felt comfortable with you from the start. When she started here, the single partners tried to talk to her, but she would usually scurry away from them.”
“I’m glad to hear that.”
Travis smirked. “I bet you are. Yeah, do whatever you think. You’re a partner here now.”
“I know, but I’d still like you to be aware of everything. I’m so new here, and I don’t know anyone yet. I don’t want to step on anyone’s toes.”
“I get that. Go to Walker’s office. He’s our gadget guy. He’s an interesting man and fun to talk to, but he’d be the one to ask for a camera. He’d even put it in for you.”
“Should I have him call you?”
“Only if he has to. I doubt he will. Everyone has gotten the memo about the new partners.”
“Yeah, but he might feel weird about secretly watching a colleague.”
“I doubt it. No one really likes Foster, but we don’t have the grounds to fire him without getting hit with a lawsuit. He’s never late for work, and he gets all his work done. The two other guys in the office don’t like Foster, but they can stand him enough to work in the same room with him.”
“I’ll see what I can do.”
“Hey, Caleb would be forever in your debt if you got rid of him. The man doesn’t like a lot of people, but with that guy, he got instant insane hatred for him.”
Eli grinned. “This is good to know. I don’t know Caleb, but I’m guessing he’s going to hate to owe me.”
Travis chuckled. “You have no idea. He’ll be after you to settle until you do.”
“I think it’s a good way to start a working relationship.”
Travis threw his head back and laughed. “You’re going to fit in just fine.”
“I’m going to go talk to Walker now.”
“I’m here if you need anything.”
“Thank you.”