Zong Jian, on the other end of the phone, felt a pang of sadness at his old friend's somewhat melancholic words, realizing that his persuasion had not penetrated at all.
This point, Wang Peng is the same as he was back then; once provoked, he doesn't care whose son or grandson you are—he'll just go straight at you!
However, this time...
Zong Jian knew his old friend wouldn't heed his advice, so he simply prayed silently for his safety!
But thinking from another angle, is Wang Peng's poignant remark truly deserving of pity?
Perhaps as his old friend, Zong Jian might feel so; but when Wang Peng uses power, influence, and money to clean up after his treasured son, does he ever consider the feelings of the victims?
Your son is a son, but aren't other people's sons or daughters also their children?
Just because you have power and influence, does it mean you can act recklessly?
