Chapter 330 The Third Question
The question was a little tricky, and a hint of sorrow shed through Luna''s eyes as she sighed. She
then continued, "Ever since Ollie was imprisoned, the Wright family had suffered too much criticism.
I truly can’t understand thements we saw online. The casecked evidence and the
investigations were still ongoing. However, the public had already crucified him on the pir of
shame. Over the past few days, I was told that there was insufficient evidence in Oliver’s case, and
that he''d be released very soon.
Guess what? The first emotion that came to me was fear."
Shortage of evidence. Was this reason sufficient to stop the public opinion from wronging her son?
Ollie was such an honorable but stubbornly principled person. If he were to get to know how
everyone spoke of him, how would he feel?
Luna gave off a wry smile. "When it started, the public opinion only focused on Oliver but after
Susan came over to visit me, more opinions began to target the entire Wright family. We failed to
understand this part. How could public opinion escte so swiftly and unreasonably? This banquet
was originally nned as a medium to announce the fact that Susan is my daughter. However, it
had another mission to aplish ever since Ollie’s incident. Since our banquet’s date was fixed
ahead of time so our honorable guest could make it on this day, we couldn''t bring it forward so we
could only wait until today to make a statement on Oliver''s case. Secondly..."
Luna red at George Wright and sighed faintly, "My stubborn husband is to be med as well. He
insisted that there was no need to exin, saying that the Wrights had alwayse clean with the
public. He had faith that the people he and Oliver have been risking life and limb to protect all these
years would definitely believe in them. But..."
Luna did not continue her statement. George''s expression was gloomy, and he seemed truly sad.
Although he knew that the matter would be resolved eventually, he was still a little depressed after
being used by thousands of people over the past few days.
George’s mncholic expression seemed to have hit the public’s heart.
Seeing that, everyone in the lobby and on the Inte went silent.
They suddenly realized that the country''s former guardian, the pdin of the people, had grown old.
In his life, he had experienced a great number of ups and downs. He had also gone through times
of brilliance and destion. However, all the difficulties had failed to knock him down.
He had wandered countless times on the edge of life and death but never had he frowned.
This time, the unreasonable usations from his favorite people almost got to him.
For some reason, some people started getting a weird soreness in their eyes and some even had
tears welling up.
They truly knew that they had made a mistake.
Could Marshal Wright not feel disappointed in them?
The atmosphere of the banquet was deadly silent.
Then, a shrill voice pierced through the silence and said, "If that’s so, Mrs. Wright, are you implying
that you resent theizens?"
Luna red in the direction of the voice with her keen eye and saw a reporter in the back row
looking at her fearlessly. The sign on the reporter''s chest indicated that he was from the Sunrise
Bulletin.
"Madam, the Wrights didn''t exin themselves and now, you''re going to point fingers at the
netizens?
Aren''t you going overboard with this statement?" the reporter continued.
Luna gave him a loaded look, and smiled gently. "I never med the cybercitizens. On the contrary,
I think they''re victims just like us."
"Victims?" The malicious reporter was stunned.
Luna sneered, "From the emergence of public opinions to the esction of the entire incident. From
provocative and biasedments to countless media garbling and even made up articles. All these
aggressions point towards a possibility of a hidden hand behind the scenes. Some people think that
the Wrights are in their way, so they wanted to use the court of public opinion to crucify us to a pir
of shame. Theizens were deceived and exploited, and the Wrights were ndered. Of course
we''re all victims. So, let''s just put it out there now. If you want t o target the Wrights, we’re game for
it no matter the time and ce. However, please don’t involve innocent people the next time." 1
Luna might look gentle externally, but she spoke sonorously.
On the one hand, she pointed out that the public opinion was a maniption from a hidden hand.
On the other hand, she brought theizens to her side of the game.
Julian was amazed at his mother-inw. Her emotional quotient was indeed sky-high.
As soon as Luna''s words went out, the inte lit up immediately.
Theizens were a little guilty about their misunderstanding about the Wrights. With what Luna just
said, their attention and anger were now drawn to the one manipting the events from behind the
scenes.''
"Mrs. Wright is on point, there''s definitely a mastermind! Otherwise, the incident wouldn''t have
circted so quickly."
"You''re right, I just went through some of thements, and I discovered that almost every rted
post has a person in charge of driving the atmosphere and the emotions of thementers."
"The reporter is from Sunrise Bulletin, I searched for rted news online just now, and guess what?
The first member of the press to release a report on the incident was Sunrise Bulletin!"
"F*ck, I''ve been misled big time. This newspaper definitely has something to do with the
maniptor. Let''s turn ''Sunrise'' into ''Sunset'', they shall pay for it."
Luna pointed out that there was something shady, and everyone reacted to it immediately.
Theizens all over the country were busy that night. They first had to apologize to the Wrights
first. Then, they continued with the live broadcast and alsounched a withering attack on the
bulletins that garbled the news.
While the cybercitizens were busy, Luna was staring into the soul of the reporter who interrupted her
statement. With her intense re, the reporter felt a tingling sensation from head to toe, and he
couldn''t help but regret his actions.
However, he calmed down very quickly.
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He knew that the person behind him had major issues with the Wrights, so the individual would
protect him although he had gravely offended the Wrights.
With that in mind, the reporter sat down confidently.
Following his action, Luna stopped staring at him, and continued with a smile, "I wouldn''t consider
the interruption from our friend back there a question. So, let’s move on to the third question."
"Thank you, Mrs. Wright." The reporters’ representative sorted out hisnguage and asked again,
"For the third question. I''d like to direct it to the CEO of Lanyard Construction, Mr. Julian Shaw."
It seemed that Julian had anticipated it so he raised his eyebrows and responded, "Yes please."
"What do you think of the remittance slip that came out yesterday? Was the person who broke the
news really your personal assistant?" the reporter asked.
"His name is Skyler Chantier and yes, he was once my personal assistant. Before this, he was even
the acting CEO of Lanyard Construction." Julian replied with a poker face, "I’ve always trusted him,
so he had the credentials to my bank ount. As for the remittance slip, I personally don’t know
anything about it."
"So what you mean is that the remittance was privately authorized by Skyler Chan tier through your
ount?" The reporter''s eyes lit up and he couldn’t help but continue asking, "But, he was only an
acting CEO, how was he able to withdraw a huge sum of a hundred million dors? Plus, by
withdrawing such a n amount of money just to frame you? What was he nning?"
Julian smiled faintly. “Yeah, it was only a hundred million, but Lanyard Construction lost several
hundred million from our market value in just two days. Isn''t this a good deal? But of course, the
person who actually paid the money wasn’t Skyler Chantier."