Attorney Fleamer Is the Executive Director of a Non-Profit Organization

Attorney Fleamer is the Executive Director of a non-profit organization: Homes for Kids. This organization works in conjunction with state agencies that find permanent, adoptive homes for foster children. Fleamer's assistant, Paralegal Lara, suspects that Fleamer has used agency money to fund personal vacations and purchase a new personal automobile. Lara should

A) speak with the local police.
B) maintain her loyalty to her employer by saying nothing.
C) speak with Fleamer personally or, if she does not feel comfortable doing that, report Fleamer to the appropriate authorities.
D) quit. Find a new job working for more honest people.