Just from a rough look at the headline, she knew it was about her, Seville, and Mo Ang—a blatant cheating scandal, and she was the one having the affair.
An Ning said with feigned ease, "These are just things the media writes to catch attention, Chairman, don't take it seriously."
"Not seriously? There are pictures and evidence, and witnesses too. Are you telling me these aren't real? Do you think I'll believe you?" Wen Rufeng asked.
"..." An Ning shut her mouth.
"So say something!" Wen Rufeng demanded loudly.
"I know you won't believe me, so whatever I say you'll think I'm lying," An Ning said helplessly.
"How could you treat my son like this?" Wen Rufeng asked, particularly heartbroken.
"..."
