Mu Yuchen tossed the newspaper into a nearby bin. There was a brimming light in his eyes although his expression still seemed calm. He continued what he was doing before he spoke calmly, "Don't tell your sister-in-law about this yet. We'll observe what happens first."
"But, Master, if this is known, it might put Missus at a disadvantage. It'll create a lot of rumors about Missus and you too. Grandfather and Grandmother will be worried," Ah Mo replied after some hesitation.
Mu Yuchen grabbed a plate and put a beautifully fried egg on it before he glanced at Ah Mo. "If you're feeling bored, I've been pretty unhappy with several news companies recently. Go and deal with them. Teach them what they should or shouldn't say. They don't have to stay in the industry anymore if they don't know what the rules are."
His tone of voice was still calm as usual, yet Ah Mo could sense the bitterness in it.
