"Damn it, I really don't understand why we give these journalists any face.."
Green's face turned ugly as he sat down in his chair.
The journalists' words were sharp, nitpicking, and it was a small step from pointing fingers at them, accusing them of finding scapegoats to close the cases.
This made Green, who thought he could stand out, very uncomfortable.
Old Hardenn was also quite weary.
He held a cup of coffee and chuckled lightly, "It's normal, these journalists like to do this; without news, they'll create some news. Even if we present solid evidence, they will write their reports so vaguely that the public thinks they've seen something dark..."
Journalists live by their pens.
Sales and traffic are king.
Without a sensational story, they'll create one.
As for the people at the center of the events, whether they're affected or not, that's none of their concern.
Because they're in a hurry to find the next big news story.
Brian was even more composed.
