Chapter 1967: Chapter 1977: Enna Clark Also Protects Her Own
Enna Clark didnât leave.
Initially, she wanted to leave. She didnât want to cause trouble, especially before the matter was thoroughly investigated. She didnât want things to escalate.
But now itâs not about whether she wants to escalate things; someone has crossed her boundary!
Her boundaries are Baron Lawrence and Bobby. If you donât touch her boundaries, everythingâs fine. But cross her boundary? Sorry, sheâs not a pushover.
"Whoâs responsible? Not talking, huh?" Enna Clark, now like a fierce protective lioness, swept her gaze over everyone and asserted, "This is a hospital, and there are surveillance cameras at the entrance, and cameras at the intersections and nearby stores. Donât think that because youâre mingling in the crowd, I wonât be able to find you. I will have someone investigate, donât think you can get away with this!"
The female journalist who previously challenged the police, now like a cat smelling fish, raised her camera and aimed it at Enna, sharply questioning, "Representative, are you threatening the public?"
Olivia Lewis was just about to step forward.
Then she heard Enna Clark coldly retort, "In your eyes, is this what you call threatening the public? Did you learn your language skills from the physical education teacher?"
Enna Clark had previously used this line to mock Baron Lawrence, and today she used it to mock the female journalist.
The female journalist was stunned by the public retort, her face looking unsightly, and asked, "What do you mean?"
"Literal meaning! The public refers to everyone present, not just one or two who took money to stir up trouble here. By your standards, if I pick up a stone and throw it at your head, would it be considered as the public hitting you? If you argue with me, can I say itâs you journalists bullying the public?"
Isnât this just twisting logic?
Every day sheâs faced with Bobbyâs twisted logic a hundred times, and she can also turn things upside down until nobody can say anything!
"But they are because of the city center issue..." The female journalist was unconvinced.
Enna Clark domineeringly interrupted her, confronting her directly, "The city center issue is still under investigation. Do you have evidence proving I knew in advance?"
The female journalist, who had been invincible when facing the police, was now nearly unable to respond under Enna Clarkâs pressure. Angry and annoyed, she blurted out, "Youâre Rhineâs representative; how could you not know?"
Enna Clark coldly glanced at her, "According to you, your boss also knows you took money today to deliberately create difficulties for me? You want to escalate the matter and capture my angry, furious side?"
The female journalistâs expression changed immediately, she refuted, "What nonsense are you talking? I didnât take money; Iâm just conducting regular interviews!"
Her agitated rebuttal only made it seem like Enna Clark exposed her, causing her to lose control of her emotions.
All around, cameras unknowingly aimed at the two of them.
The Rhine representative was angry and even stood out to respond! Even clashed with the female journalist in a direct confrontation! This news was far more eye-catching than a simple reply from Enna Clark.
They naturally didnât want to miss such a spectacular scene.
The female journalist also noticed all the cameras focused on her. In a mix of anxiety and anger, trying to suppress herself, her expression kept changing, looking somewhat twisted. It seemed even more like she was exposed by Enna Clark.
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