Atlas Hallow folded his arms, watching the seemingly irrational group of journalists: "Who allowed you to enter my company?"
"Did you have an appointment? If not, this counts as trespassing into my office building. Sorry to say, but a courtroom scene sounds quite spectacular, doesn't it?" There's never a moment to back down in situations like this, because if you retreat, the opponent lurking in the shadows will advance, leaving you defenseless in the end.
This was something Oliver Baird taught her, and also something Atlas Hallow taught. The men who have been by her side have all taught her many things through their own examples.
"President Miller, this is your company's business premises. How can this be considered trespassing? If you don't want us to come in, you could simply lock the door. But why leave it open?" One of the journalists, having seen all sorts of situations, boldly replied after Charlotte Miller finished speaking.
