Qin Zhenren and Qin Zhenyi both remained silent, for they were contemplating the sa question. It was then Qin Zhenli who spoke up, "Could it be that they’ve found out about what you guys did? I just checked the entertainnt news and didn’t see the piece you had the newspaper report."
Once Qin Zhenli finished speaking, everyone ca to understand that their actions were probably discovered. Not only had the Su family intercepted the news, but they had also retaliated with a tooth for a tooth, adding insult to injury for them.
And at that mont, Qin Zhenren’s phone rang—the employees from the two small newspapers, who had finally sent off the fierce and nacing guards, imdiately reported to their boss.
"Boss, a bunch of people barged in last night, all in black clothes and sunglasses, likely from the underworld. After they arrived, they controlled us and wouldn’t allow us to make any moves until just now when those people left. The, the task you assigned us, we couldn’t carry it out." The newspaper’s chief reporter trembled as he reported, shaken by the night’s events, having almost believed he wouldn’t live to see the sun rise, for those n were terrifyingly formidable.
"Was anything recorded by the surveillance equipnt?" Qin Zhenren asked grimly, while also considering whether to use this incident as a counterattack, as this was already a criminal act!
"No, they destroyed everything. And judging from their skilled operations, they seem more professional than us," the chief reporter replied with a weeping tone. It’s no wonder that society has a saying: A hoodlum is not to be feared, but a cultured hoodlum is!
Having reported the situation, and hearing no instructions from his boss on the other line, the chief reporter gathered his courage and tentatively asked, "So, the news you gave , should I still release it?"
Release it? Of course not, with the Su family’s actions being so clear, what’s there to release? If he dares to release it now, it’s probable that the allegations of the Qin Corporation evading taxes will co true. The Su family’s actions were already a warning!
"Don’t release it for now, wait for my instructions," Qin Zhenren hung up the phone and recounted the events with a cold face. Afterwards, everyone in the conference room fell into a brief silence. This attempt was truly a case of ’trying to steal a chicken only to lose the rice,’ not only failing to divert the public’s attention but also angering the Su family, worsening Qin’s predicant significantly.
"The most important thing now is to explain to the Su family and get Dragon dia to stop reporting on this. We can talk to the higher-ups at the Tax Bureau and try to suppress it. As long as the public is kept in the dark, there’s always a way to manage," Qin Zhenli, still relatively calm, put forward a solution. Indeed, everyone knew this was the appropriate course of action. The Su family now controlled the lead dia outlet, aning they controlled public opinion. If public sentint wasn’t appeased, even settling things with the officials wouldn’t be effective—the power of the masses at work.
"Who will talk to the Su family?" Qin Zhenren asked, though his gaze settled on Qin Zhenyi, and he was not alone in looking at Qin Zhenyi. The rest of the Qin family did the sa for Qin Zhenyi was Qin Jiran’s biological father and, by convention, the families should have been related by marriage.
"I won’t go. If anyone should, you go yourselves. My relationship with Qin Jiran is not especially good. Aren’t you afraid that if I go, I might only make things worse?" This ti, Qin Zhenyi did not wish to bring trouble upon himself. Not a single person in the Su family was easy to deal with, not the elders and all the more so the younger generation.
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