Chapter 305 — Standing Up for the Truth

The operator's words were powerfully stirring. The tourists were swept up by his impassioned speech and gave him the warmest applause. So honest, so unafraid of those in power—such a person was truly rare!

"Those two are absolute scum!"

"They're not even human!"

"Right, they're bastards, they're pigs, they're dogs... no—worse than pigs and dogs!"

"Young man, don't worry about it. If they fire you, I'll hire you. I'm the chairman of XX Company—come to work at our company tomorrow. What we lack is honest people like you!" A tall, middle-aged man in the crowd shouted as well.

Yang Cenbin picked up the megaphone then; it was time to put an end to this farce. "Ladies and gentlemen, take a look at these two. All to flaunt their own heroism, they ignored everyone's safety and did something so dangerous. This kind of behavior—profiting at others' expense—is simply despicable!"

"That's right, absolutely despicable!" Stoked by Yang Puqi's words, the flames of the tourists' anger flared up at once. "Beat the hell out of them! Kill them!"

"Yes, beat them! They nearly got us killed—we will not let them off easily!"

"Beat them to death! I'll cover the medical bills!" The man who had earlier claimed to be the boss of such-and-such company joined the fray as well.

And so a crowd of tourists, furious beyond measure, surrounded the pitiful Qian Tangjiang and Yu Tianzhu and began to gang up and thrash the two of them.

When one's own life is under threat, everyone unleashes a ferocity beyond all bounds—and so it was just these two fellows' bad luck.

Yang Ce, the one who had started all this, handed the pilot a note telling him to report to Sun Lin's company, and then quietly slipped away from the carnival with Sun Jie, Yang Xin, and Wu Yunsheng.

Giving the pilot that note was also Yang Ce's way of making good on an earlier promise, though it seemed he had become quite the sought-after commodity—plenty of people wanted him working for them. Whether or not he went to the Sun family's company was his own choice to make. Who knew, perhaps an even better position was waiting for him at someone else's company.