The editor-in-chief of "The Truth" in New York, Tulter Bagy, encountered a car accident and unexpectedly passed away.
With this incident, it was naturally impossible for "The Truth" to publish the article written by Tulter Bagy.
In fact, Tulter Bagy's article never reached the printing press.
When O'Brien saw the car accident occur, his first reaction was to immediately find a phone and dial the number Piert Clinton left for him.
At this point, O'Brien also understood why Piert Clinton had left him the number.
The article Tulter Bagy wrote was handed over to Levin Peters that same night.
Levin Peters glanced at the article in his hand and promptly lit it with a match.
"Shouldn't we let the boss take a look?" Piert Clinton asked Levin Peters, watching the burning article with confusion.
Levin Peters chuckled and said, "If such small matters require the boss's review, then the money he pays us every year would be a total waste!"
Piert Clinton nodded.
