Chapter 203. Please, Be There

A car was waiting to take him home.

Maxwell quickly got into the car after telling his men to give him an hourly report on whatever was going on the seafront, regarding the evacuation of the bodies about to be released by the medical examiner's office and what the environmentalists must be concocting.

So far, Maxwell had ensured a tight shield regarding the broadcasting of the event.

The government was also concerned about the frenzy it might cause among the people, so the news was contained.

It was agreed that once the waters had been cleared and that part of the sea was declared safe and passable again, there would be a news report about it.

That way, the overly curious wouldn’t have much to go around gawking at.

Of course, that would all be moot if the environmentalists went on with their plans to sue his company.

If there was one thing they used mostly for their cause, it was broadcasting to garner public opinion.

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