The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 2737

"It's dangerous for you to be out here alone. Next time, try to avoid taking on such field investigations."

Rita smiled shyly. She knew they were only looking out for her, but she believed she was capable of doing what they did and was not planning on taking their advice.

She certainly felt warmer after finishing her cup of instant noodles. She moved closer to the senior reporter and asked, "Mister, this is my first time on such a task. May I know how I should go about it to ensure success?"

The others looked somewhat surprised. "This is your first time? How come you don't have someone more senior accompanying you? Which media outlet are you from?"

"Well, they all didn't want to continue the investigation. But I didn't want to give up, so I came alone," Rita explained hesitantly.

The other reporters nodded in understanding.

"I was just like you when I started, full of enthusiasm. I let nothing get past me and investigated every little detail. But that's all in the past. Even if your colleagues aren't willing to stake out here, they shouldn't have let you come alone. You should've had someone with you, at least for safety."

"Got it. I won't put myself in position again. Thanks for the advice."

Rita nodded repeatedly as the other reporters opened up the conversation.

Even so, they still could not say for certain which side was at fault, as the evidence they had was too scant. To make matters worse, the homeless man refused to tell his side of the story.

"Well, to be honest, we're not sure either. The only way we'll know for certain is if that man is willing to give his side of the story. At least then we'll have some lead to go on. Otherwise, it'll be impossible for us to uncover the truth now that this land is under Sherman's control and bears Parr Group's name."

Rita asked softly, "Are you implying that there's some foul play involved and that Sherman is the one behind it? And that's why it's so hard to find evidence?"

The reporter coughed. "Ahem! You shouldn't openly say such things. You'll be in big trouble if anyone hears and reports it to Sherman. Your journalism career might end before it even starts."