Thinking of how his husband got home turned his mind back to a different problem. There was something about how the captain was acting that threw up mental red flags, but he couldn’t put his finger on what. He acted like someone dealing with the ransom of loved ones, but he was shiftier than expected. His secretary mentioned to Tony as he left that she had been tasked with canceling all of the captain’s meetings for the day. Which made sense, if the captain needed time to move money around, he couldn’t be distracted by leaving for meetings. But the captain also hadn’t received any calls during the day, so he was purely spending time figuring out how to move money around. Which really wasn’t that difficult to do, especially if you had managerial power over different funding pots like he did. He should be able to shift pieces around that were forecasted for later in the year, and by the time anyone looked for it and saw money missing it would be too late. Or even from earlier in the year when things were already paid and accounted for. If he changed those numbers on the relevant spreadsheets and transferred the funds, it would take a while to be noticed.