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He throws his hands up in the air in frustration, "Oh for..."

She's protecting the employer's name too much. She's personally invested, this isn't professional. And he'll be damned if he's not going to find out who it is. If this guy can hire a thief like that and make them choose jail and potentially ending their career...then he's got something big he wants done and he knows what it takes to do it.

Robin cuffs her then gets up off her looking more annoyed and pissed than anything. "I'm not even going to call the police, you can get out of those on your own before they come anyway. I'm going to find out who you're working for because that right there is the most foolish attempt at disguising something under 'professionalism'."

He sounds mad, and he is pissed, but he's more disappointed than anything. He expected...more. She was good. Not mob thief good, freelance thief good. The type people hired for anything. He might not have seen her in action much but judging on their first encounter and how fast she opened that safe... This was just odd. His mother had said that you protected your employer because it was a job, but if it came down to you or them that you should get out of there because your employer wouldn't be protecting you.

This was just all wrong.