Chapter 10 Kerry's crazy

Kent nodded.

My eyes flashed. I was about to make a mental note in my little notebook of that key point. However, Kent coldly reminded me that I couldn't add the kind of car he has and the license plate number to the story.

I instantly made up my mind and said, 'OK.'

When I arrived at the newspaper office, I familiarized myself with my workstation and began to write the story about the president of the Jonah Group.

The limited information obtained was enough to introduce the accomplishments of the Jonah Group president in the business world. The two pieces of real information were then presented in the concluding paragraph.

I submitted the story before noon, which was unexpected by

Hanniella, the editor-in-chief.

Hanila was surprised when she looked at the completed article on the computer. She spoke to me with a serious tone, warning me that spreading false information could lead to prosecution. The report's target is the president o