On the next day, Saturday morning, Ferrari returned to the warehouse district again, bringing along some items needed for setting up the exhibition.
Some large promotional posters and materials that could link the auction with the City Hall and the Mayor's policies.
More surprisingly, local newspapers had included content about this second-hand goods auction, all related to the Mayor. For instance, this second-hand goods auction was organized and hosted by Lynch and "others" under the Mayor's promotion.
Though it seemed like just a few sentences, in reality, the Mayor had taken all the credit, even setting up a backup plan—that is, Lynch and others, but exactly who those others were remained unclear.
Perhaps there would be three to five people or maybe only Lynch alone; this was necessary for Lynch to secure subsidies or policy favor.
