"Under our mediation procedures, for false accusations like this that haven't caused serious financial losses or social repercussions, we generally focus on criticism and education, and ordering an apology."
"However," he shifted his tone, "if the circumstances are serious and have caused substantial damage to an individual's or company's reputation or financial losses, the party concerned has every right to report it to the public security authorities and seek a criminal investigation for defamation. Alternatively, you can file a civil lawsuit with the people's court, demanding that the other party cease the infringement, restore your reputation, eliminate the adverse effects, apologize, and compensate you for your losses."
"If your company or you personally decide to pursue legal proceedings, we can provide the relevant evidence and a statement of today's events in accordance with procedure and upon your application."
His meaning could not have been clearer.
The mediator had clearly also been angered by Liang Yanni's troublemaking and waste of public resources.
After hearing this, Wang Xiaoliang finally found an outlet for the pent-up anger inside him.
He nodded and gave the mediator a grateful look.
"Thank you. I understand."
With that, he abruptly stood up.
"I'm going to the police right now."
Without sparing Liang Yanni another glance, he left the conference table and headed for the door.
Kong Xiuyun, who had just finished gathering the documents, also stood up and followed closely behind him.
"Wait... don't... don't go to the police!"
Liang Yanni finally snapped out of her extreme terror. The mediator's mention of an apology had reminded her.
She scrambled out of her chair to chase after them, but her legs were so weak that she stumbled and nearly fell.
"Wang Xiaoliang! Manager Kong! Wait for me!"
She rushed out of the mediation room and caught up with