Jon quickly put on a look of alarm and smoothed things over.
"Haha, relax, Jia, I wouldn't want you suing the other guest after the show is over."
Although his face showed alarm, Jon wasn't panicking at all inside. In fact, he felt a bit smug.
The first bombshell was out—"West Coast Tonight guests clash, one threatens lawsuit live on air!"
Or "Billionaire loses temper, sues truth-telling expert!"
Or "Liar unmasked, whistleblowing expert fears wrongful imprisonment?"
Good thing Jon wasn't a journalist anymore, or he'd have had to personally take pen to paper for a story like this—after all, he studied journalism.
"Not at all. I'm just hoping we can clear up some misunderstandings today and help Mr. Chris understand our vision at BEC."
Ah, the poise of a boss—so characteristic of the dogs from Lingshan.
Don't be fooled—though Lao Jia might appear to be less than a dog in front of Cheng, out in the wild, he's still a big shot running his own territory.
