Therefore, I would like you to inform the bank manager of my situation," Steven requested.
"Is that truly necessary?" Barrister Robert questioned.
"Yes, although I am aware the bank manager may take pleasure in my unfortunate circumstances, as he holds me in disdain. Nevertheless, I do not care," Steven elucidated.
"Steven, may I offer advice as a friend rather than as your barrister?" Barrister Robert asked.
"Of course, you may," Steven replied.
"I would advise against informing your bank manager or colleagues about this case. Given that it is a murder charge and you just mentioned that the bank manager harbours animosity towards you, it would be prudent to keep this information private. If he does not hear from you, he may assume you resigned due to his disdain, which may be the preferable outcome," Barrister Robert suggested.
After contemplating Barrister Robert's counsel for a few moments, Steven agreed, "I believe you are correct, Barrister. I will follow your advice.
