Some people lowered their heads further. Mu Chen's words rang true, after all. They could guarantee what he said would not happen. Moreover, the higher-ups truly preferred sensational news more than the truth sometimes; no one understood this better than them.
For a moment, no one dared to speak again.
Mu Chen sneered. He had long seen through the human heart after living for so many years. To deal with this kind of people, he had to strike first. Otherwise, he would only be in a disadvantageous position later.
Then, the reporter, who had come up with the idea, asked hesitantly, "Then, Chairman Mu, do you have a better idea?"
Mu Chen looked at the reporter and said, "I don't have the obligation to prove myself to you. All of you insist that I've done something wrong so I decided to cooperate to verify the truth. This is already my biggest concession. However, you still expect me to think of ways to prove myself? How ridiculous."
