In the photographer's eyes, no scene was ever too big to handle.
Faced with Zero's frown, the photographer even gave him a close-up with the camera.
Seeing this, Zero really wanted to pull out those two apples and smash them against the lousy camera.
"Student, may I interview you?"
The reporter stared excitedly at Mo Xiaoxue. Without waiting to see whether Mo Xiaoxue agreed to the interview, she eagerly asked:
"I just heard that you're confident you can place among the top fifty in the province."
Candy had seen plenty of the world and interacted with many important figures, so her heart remained completely unruffled. She smiled faintly at the camera and said in an utterly calm tone:
"Sis, you may have misheard. I didn't. I never said that."
"I clearly heard you just now..."
The reporter had only gotten halfway through her sentence when she felt an extremely oppressive gaze. She suddenly remembered that the people before her had extraordinary identities and status, and immediately stopped her somewhat pressuring line of questioning.
Cold sweat broke out across her back.
Holding an umbrella, Mo Jingchun smiled and patted the cameraman on the shoulder. In a mild tone, he said, "Brother, the weather's awfully hot. Carrying such a heavy camera must be tiring. Don't you think?"
To everyone's surprise, the cameraman, who had been as steady as an old dog just moments ago, switched off the equipment without a word.
He did it so decisively that even Mo Jingchun was stunned.
This... really was as steady as an old dog.
By then, the reporter had come to her senses and was still apologizing profusely.
Seeing Mo Jingchun's gaze, the cameraman dragged the still-apologizing reporter toward the edge of the crowd.
Watching the reporter disappear, Mo Jingchun gave Zero a look, signaling