for two days? Who doesn ’t have times when they ’re strapped for cash? ”

For the sake of her cheaper imported cat food, she had to help Zhang Zian by saying a few words of fairness.

Shi shi pulled her back, telling her not to get involved.

Someone echoed along.
”That ’s right, he didn ’t mention when he was going to donate the money, so why are you here to chase after him? And doing it today of all days? ”

In the midst of the chaos, Zhang Zian was particularly calm.
He said calmly, ”I ’ve already made the donation.
I have donated all of Famous ’ earnings to the United Nations World Food Program, and part of the funds will be going to Southern Sudan, where they are suffering from famine.
The funds will be used to provide nutritional school meals for the children, and the rest will be used in areas where they are most needed. ”

The noisy crowd gradually calmed down, and countless eyes stared at the female journalist, waiting to see what she was going to say.

There was no change in the female journalist ’s face, as if she had already expected Zhang Zian to say that.
She immediately asked, ”In this case, can you show me the proof of your donation? ”

”Why should he? ” someone asked.

”Who are you to demand that? ” The onlookers were finally enraged.
If her question earlier was made out of the public welfare purposes, then her second question clearly exceeded her authority.
She was stretching her hands too far.

Even Shi Shi was unable to endure it.
She used to study law, and although she wasn ’t good at it, she still remembered some things.

She said loudly said, ”Have you ever heard of ’the burden of proof? ’ If you ’re suspecting him, then you can check it yourself and find the evidence to prove your claim.
Everyone respects you as a woman, but what right do you have to make others bring out the evidence? ”

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After she was done with what she wanted to say, as if she was afraid of being seen by the female journalist, she quickly hid behind Zhao Qi.

Shi shi ’s words gained the support of all the onlookers.

There is a principle of the ”presumption of innocence ” in a trial.
If one was suspecting that Zhang Zian was guilty, they should find the evidence to prove that Zhang Zian was guilty.
But now, they were the one that suspected that Zhang Zian was guilty, yet they were also telling him to come up with evidence to prove that he was not guilty.
Obviously, it was unfair.

The female journalist was aware that she had evoked the public anger, and under no circumstances were her current actions acceptable.
She had no other choice, however; she would not be able to find any donation records from the United Nations, so she could only use her method to force Zhang Zian.

In the face of the accusations of everyone, she did not waver.
She ignored all of them and looked directly at Zhang Zian.

She believed that she was holding the advantage––she thought that she had taken ahold of the advantage the moment she appeared.

Zhang Zian had three options: One was to submit to her request and produce his evidence; the second was to ignore her; the third was to be tough and to refuse to produce the evidence on his end.

If he chose the latter two, it may seem like he had a guilty conscience.
If he went with the first option, she would not lose anything, either.
Either way, she would be able to get a good, exclusive interview.

The people present were not fools––everyone was able to guess her intentions, but there was nothing they could do.
When a person was shameless, the world was theirs; now, the world was hers.

Wang Qian squeezed out from the crowd and whispered into Zhang Zian ’s ear.
”Master, should we call the police? She ’s obstructing us in our business operations.
Didn ’t Captain Sheng just leave? While he has yet to arrive back at the police station, we can call him back… ”

Zhang Zian shook his head.
Calling the police was a bad idea, and involving Sheng Ke was also a very bad idea.
If she were to make an issue out of it, Sheng Ke could get implicated.

He thought about it and decided that he could only take out the automatic reply he had received from the United Nations World Food Program through email.
If she was going to question that, then there was nothing more he could do.

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There were still customers coming into the pet store one after another.
Some had walked there on foot, some came by bus, and some took taxis.
More and more people were gathering by the door.

Another taxi stopped at the door of the store, but it did not attract anyone ’s attention.

However, the person who got off the car was not a black-haired, yellow-skinned Chinese person.
He was also not any other East Asian descent, but he was a tall, bald-headed, African American man.
He had probably just shaved his head, as it was shimmering under the spring sunlight, which attracted the curious eyes of some customers.

The bald, African American man wore a pair of glasses, held a briefcase under his arm, and a piece of paper in his hand.
He struggled with comparing the words on the paper with the signboard at the door of the pet shop.

He was a little surprised to see so many people around the door of the shop.
He did not know what they were doing, or whether it was some strange custom or an important ritual.
He did not dare to intrude or cause a disturbance, so he stood there by the side of the road.

After he had foolishly waited for a while, he felt that he might have thought too much.
It was only two people arguing, while others seemed to be watching the show.

He would often drive through San Francisco ’s Chinatown, so he knew that Chinese people had a thing for watching shows.
Of course, most people in the world liked to watch shows, too, but for the Chinese, they enjoyed it more.

The new customers walked by him; the customers who had bought their items and were leaving also walked by him.
They all paid attention to the African American electricity pole that was obstructing their way.

The man and woman who were in dispute were both young people, and he was not interested in the woman.
He took out a picture from his pocket and looked at the young man carefully.

To him, all Eastern Asians looked almost the same.
After comparing them for a very long time, it was still impossible for him to determine whether the person in the photo was the same person he was looking at…

Taking the opportunity while the dispute came to a rest, he stepped up and said, ”I ’m sorry to bother you… Are you Mr.
Zhang Zian? ”

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