Don't Let Them Livestream Us Again

While things were being set right on this side, Disney continued its own events in an orderly fashion.

With the New Year approaching, everyone only had so much vacation time, and this was also when visitor numbers were at their highest. At such a crucial time, it was hard not to suspect something.

After the day ended, Principal Wang sent people to inspect the entire venue again overnight. Aside from this incident, there were no other safety issues in the park.

This accident had suddenly appeared at the scene as though it had been nothing more than a pure coincidence.

"It's definitely not a coincidence!" Several days of investigation had turned up nothing. They checked the employee's account records and found no incoming payments from outside sources.

Principal Wang swept the documents off the desk and onto the floor. Veins bulged at his temples. "How could it possibly be a coincidence?"

It was not that he could not accept coincidences. It was just that what had happened was far too absurd.

Inspections day after day and night after night, only to still get tripped up by this.

Although Ethan Vale had not said much, Principal Wang could not get over it.

Even firing that employee could not ease the hatred in his heart.

"Boss, Old Thief's company seemed to have hired a hacker before. Why don't we have him help investigate?" A young man from the club seemed to recall something. No matter how capable an individual's investigative skills were, they would need to borrow other resources to uncover more.

He let out a sigh.

What he feared most was spending countless hours and effort, only to conclude that it had still been an accident.

If that happened, he would feel that he had let down everyone's expectations, as well