Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 1529

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1529

Larry smiled faintly. “Of course, this may not even prove anything. So please, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. The real fun has yet to come.

“I’m sure everyone remembers what Carl said at the interview last time. He mentioned that he only wanted to see Joan and that it wasn’t him who leaked the news to the media. So, let’s see what happens next, shall we?”

Larry fished out another thumb drive as he spoke.

After plugging the thumb drive into a laptop, he played a video that showed the news agency that first reported the case, and the person caught on screen entering said news agency was none other than Carl himself.

Larry continued to speak at a steady pace, “I’m sure everyone can see clearly that the person caught red-handed right here is Carl. The question is, what’s his purpose for entering the news agency?”

The journalists said nothing as all of them sank into deep thought.

They were not idiots, and Carl’s purpose for sneaking into the news agency was self-evident—to provide a scoop.

The date on the surveillance was as clear as day as well. The footage was taken on the day before that particular news agency rolled out the headline regarding Joan’s tryst with a mysterious man.

It was glaringly obvious what Carl had provided the firm.

No wonder Norton Corporation managed to stay calm amid their plight. They had solid evidence in their hands all along!

Larry took note of the expressions hanging on each of the journalists’ faces. He could tell that they were beginning to believe him. After that, Larry brought up another fact.

“Let me tell you something else. Carl had mentioned before that he got hit by a car as a result of saving Joan, and he was subsequently taken to the hospital because of that. I’m sure you’ve all heard about that.

“We’ve managed to find the driver who caused the accident. In a while, you’ll get to hear what really happened, straight from the horse’s mouth,” Larry stated confidently.

The journalists were interested in finding out the truth, so they waited patiently.