Neo handed the phone book over to Martha and pointed at her entry. "We're really sorry for disturbing you. The phone company has been receiving complaints that some of the numbers in the phone book were wrong. It has been suspected that our company has some issues regarding our workers, that some of them were not doing their jobs properly."<br/><br/>She looked at it for a few seconds. "Oh, that number's just about right. I could still receive calls, so I don't think there's any problem in my number, is there?"<br/><br/>"I see." Neo acknowledged, still keeping his neutral accent. "But, speaking of receiving calls, how often do you receive them? And how often do you make calls? This is the interview proper already."<br/><br/>"Getting calls..." Martha pondered as she looked away and rubbed the back of her head. "I still do get calls from time to time, maybe about weekly at least. As for making them, I don't think I have called someone for months now."<br/><br/>"Is there any problem regarding the quality of calls you make?" Neo asked some more. "I mean, are they loud and clear, or do you experience interruptions or something like that?"<br/><br/>"They are as loud and clear as they were before." She replied. "If there was some change, I haven't noticed it at all."<br/><br/>"Now, this is a generalized question and it would be anonymous. Whom have you had calls with during the times you got calls or called someone?" Neo kept questioning her, getting closer to their real intent with his question.<br/><br/>Martha did not answer at all during the next few moments in the living room. She has been thinking to herself what to say, and she knew that the two visitors were something else. She then said, "...I have been calling friends. What does this have to do with the phone service or the misprint?"