Global Times headquarters.
Editor Juan held the anonymous letter in his hand. The letter was slipped through the mailbox at the back door of the newspaper office in the early morning, with no signature, just a few lines typed out: "The President has ordered that if the command point is not controlled, the Army will launch a strong attack on Rosinha, regardless of the hostages' lives!"
Juan didn't dare waste time and directly sent the letter to the chief editor's office.
The next day, when the first newspaper with the bold headline was sent to the street kiosks, the people of Brazil, who didn't know the reason, were somewhat in an uproar.
In front of the kiosk next to the Bahia coast beach, the salty sea breeze wrapped in the beach's heat hit head-on.
"My God! Look at this headline! The President actually doesn't care about the hostages' lives? Those are living people!"
