The journalists looked at each other, their expressions gradually turning from initial shock to bitterness.
The veteran reporter Lao Zhao took off his glasses and mechanically wiped the lenses with the corner of his shirt—a small habit he had when faced with tricky problems.
The lenses were hot from his rubbing, yet they couldn't clear the awkward situation in front of him.
"This is really tough now..." The young female reporter Xiao Lin bit on her pen cap, having scribbled only a few lines in her notebook before stopping.
As an official reporter for the provincial television station, she knew too well that such unsubstantiated accusations could never pass the scrutiny.
Even if it were to be reported, it would have to be thoroughly verified through a complex approval process.
The cameraman Lao Wang silently turned off the camera, the heavy machine sliding off his shoulder.
The lens can capture the truth, but some truths are destined to be kept from the public!
