Of course, Arthur could not yet confirm if this was the truth of the matter, but this was the reasonable deduction made by Parisian Sleuth Francois Vidocq after gathering various pieces of evidence.
Even though it couldn't be confirmed yet, faced with a series of evidence presented by Vidocq, Arthur had to admit that if this were at Scotland Yard, it could basically enter the final trial process.
Paris, Breaux Detective Agency.
Arthur leaned back in his chair, flipping through a thick stack of materials on the desk, occasionally tossing out a question or two: "Mr. Victor, are you sure Balzac really told you himself that the leak to him was a lady?"
"Absolutely." Vidocq tossed a coin in his hand: "Don't you know about my relationship with Mr. Balzac? He often comes here to gather material, and sometimes we go to the pub for a drink."
