The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 717 - 736 Call the Police Immediately (8)

On this issue, she was as clueless as Windsor Myres said.

But—

She felt that there’s a certain charm in being clueless.

In this world, there are people like them, who have grown numb after seeing too much and have adapted to such survival rules, just like the netizens say, minding their own business. Yet, in the same world, there are people like Tong-Tong, who grew up carefree in their parents’ love and are not so guarded against many things.

Ultimately, it’s not about right or wrong; it depends on how you see it.

Just as the teacher said, what journalists should do is to spread the objective truth, not to incite public emotion.

Inciting public emotion should be left for politicians.

Mia Ginger was thinking randomly, and then Camden River’s words came to mind, "For the truth."

She thought those words were really well said. She should learn from him, just as the teacher taught: respect the truth, respect the facts, and not do as one pleases just because they have the power of speech. Those who hold power should respect the power in their hands even more.

If she were to become a journalist, she should be a calm and rational one, and she needed to change her temper.

She thought a lot for a moment, until the class ended.

Just as she was about to leave, Mina Lee suddenly called her.

"What’s wrong?"

"Something really happened." Mina Lee handed her the phone, "Tong-Tong got accused, what should we do?"

Mia Ginger was taken aback, took the phone, and heard Tong-Tong crying inside.

"Take your time," she said, holding the phone, as she walked downstairs, frowning slightly.

"They won’t let me leave now, demanding I pay three hundred thousand, saying it’s for the old lady’s future nursing costs or something. What should I do? It’s really not me, I didn’t hit her, it’s really not me..."

Tong-Tong rambled on the phone, crying urgently.

Mia Ginger comforted her a couple of times, thought for a moment, and said, "Which hospital are you at?"

"Trans University First Hospital," Tong-Tong sobbed.

Mia Ginger sighed and said, "Got it. Don’t worry, I’ll go ask the counselor."

Tong-Tong wasn’t a native of Cloud Capital, and her parents weren’t around, so naturally, she had to find the counselor first when trouble arose.

Mia Ginger handed the phone back to Mina Lee, and said to her and Windsor Myres, "You guys go to class first, I’ll go talk to the counselor and see what can be done."

"Should I go with you?"

"Do you also want to meddle?"

Mina Lee and Windsor Myres each said something.

The former seemed a bit worried, while the latter frowned slightly.

Mina Lee had a good relationship with Tong-Tong, Windsor Myres didn’t quite like Tong-Tong for the moment. Mia Ginger naturally understood and felt a bit helpless, she smiled slightly and said, "The class president is supposed to deal with these trifles, don’t worry about me, you guys go to class, this won’t get pinned on me."

"Alright then."

The two nodded and went to class first.

Mia Ginger, carrying her bag, went directly to the counselor’s office.

Alexander Miller, after hearing the whole story, incredulously said, "How much did you say?"

"Tong-Tong said the family demanded three hundred thousand."

"Three hundred thousand?" Alexander Miller laughed out of anger, stood up and said, "Why don’t they just rob a bank?!"

He only earned a few thousand bucks a month, and it’s just a minor bike accident, and yet they demand three hundred thousand? Regardless of whether Tong-Tong hit someone or not, the amount they’re asking is obviously too much.

Alexander Miller paced back and forth twice in the office, and asked, "Where are they?"

"Trans University First Hospital," Mia Ginger replied.

"Alright, let’s go there now." Alexander Miller put on a light jacket and said moodily.