Chapter 656: Chapter 656: China Daily’s Reporter
Yue Jiannan followed his little niece and saw the whole thing.
“Damn, what an eye-opener, absolutely shaless.”
Yue Jiannan’s sense of justice was through the roof, and he wished he could charge forward and give that group a serious beating.
Yue Qingqing was also anxious, “Uncle, you always have ideas, think of sothing.”
This family couldn’t be dealt with through normal ans.
The uncle always had a nimble mind, and perhaps he could co up with an unconventional solution.
Yue Jiannan, drenched in sweat, turned his head and saw his niece’s roommate get kicked by that ugly guy, and his rage hit the roof.
“This bastard is just begging for an education; this kind of person needs to be exposed, he’s asking to be universally condemned…”
While speaking, a lightbulb went off in Yue Jiannan’s head.
“You hide first, I’ve got an idea.”
Yue Qingqing imdiately nodded, “I’ll leave it to you, uncle.”
In the narrow alley, Yue Qingqing had nowhere to hide, so she simply used a Stealth Technique.
Yue Jiannan took out a notebook from his shirt pocket, and removed the pen clipped to the edge of his shirt.
Luckily, he always carried paper and pen for whenever inspiration struck him during his research; today, it just so happened to co in handy.
“Hey, hey, what are you doing?”
As Yue Jiannan took notes in his notebook, he rushed over and stood in front of Lu Zhu and Zhan Zhenfang.
The old lady Lu scolded, “What the hell are you, sticking your nose where it doesn’t belong?”
Yue Jiannan snorted, “Speak politely. I’m a special correspondent from China Daily, here specifically to cover the story of student Lu Zhu.”
While speaking, he took out his research ID from his pocket for a flash, not allowing the people opposite to see it clearly, then put it back and scribbled a little more in the notebook.
“Are you the family of student Lu? Daring to resort to violence in broad daylight, I must expose you.”
Lu Shao was startled.
China Daily was different from local dia; it was the newspaper with the largest circulation in the entire country.
The editor-in-chief once proudly said: Where there is a road, there lies the far reach of China Daily.
From this, one can imagine the terrifying sales and influence it held.
How could their trivial family matter have alard a journalist from there?
Even Xin Yue and Lu Lei were startled upon hearing China Daily, and their previous montum instantly evaporated.
“A misunderstanding, all a misunderstanding, not what you’re thinking,” Lu Shao hurriedly said with a smile plastered over his face, “It’s just the younger generation horsing around.”
Yue Jiannan scribbled who knows what in his notebook, then looked up coldly, “Horsing around? It looks to like you are bullying a mother and daughter because you have the numbers, and even threatening to make them move.”
Lu Shao was sweating buckets, and craned his neck trying to see what Yue Jiannan had written.
Yue Jiannan imdiately shot him a glare as if he were looking at a class enemy.
“What are you doing?”
“Nothing,” Lu Shao said, as he watched his family mbers around him dare not even breathe aloud, and then tried to ingratiate himself by pulling out a box of high-end cigarettes, “Let’s talk this over nicely.”
“Put it away, I don’t fall for that,” Yue Jiannan said, towering over Lu Shao, “I had a hard ti getting the address of student Lu’s ho from the school, only to co here and witness this scene. I will record this incident exactly as it happened.”
Previously, even so unfounded reports by the local Lingguang newspapers had frightened the Lu Shao family. Now, with Yue Jiannan leveraging the fa of China Daily, they were even more afraid to breathe.
Lu Shao, who prized his reputation highly, felt his chest tighten at the thought of being gossiped about at his workplace if this story were to be reported.
He turned around and slapped Lu Lei across the face, catching his son completely off guard.
“Apologize to Lu Zhu! Didn’t I tell you to speak nicely to your cousin before going out? Why did you resort to violence?”
Lu Lei had no choice but to cover his face and walk over, “I’m sorry, cousin. I was too impulsive.”
Lu Zhu glanced at Yue Jiannan, her mind racing.
Was he really a reporter from China Daily?
Over the years, Yue Jiannan had also acquired a scholarly air, and at first sight, he looked the part of a man brimming with knowledge and grace, no wonder he could so easily convince Lu Shao.
As Lu Zhu was figuring out what to do, she saw Yue Jiannan wink at her behind the other family’s back.
In an instant, Lu Zhu understood everything.
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