"What do you want to ask?"
"Who set up the camera, whether anyone touched it during the shoot, and whether he was there when that last photo was taken." Harvey put the photos back in the folder. "Also, whether he's willing to testify about the shooting process."
"He only answers questions he wants to answer."
"I'm looking for a journalist. Besides, you're not him."
"He's still a minor."
Harvey understood what Bruce meant.
A formal interview required his guardian to be informed, and ownership of the original material had to be clarified beforehand. Chen Mo could bring his camera over, and he could also take it straight back home.
So who was his guardian?
Harvey recalled the tabloid gossip he had heard, and the look he gave Bruce grew strange.
Oh, right. It was Gordon.
"Tomorrow afternoon at four," Harvey said. "An informal review of the material."
"Gordon will know."
"Of course."
Bruce picked up his phone and sent the meeting invitation through the student reporting program.
At noon the next day, Chen Mo saw the message in the school cafeteria.
Harvey Dent would like to discuss "Changes in Student Employment in the Old Town and Street Documentation" with you.
Meeting type: informal review of material.
Participants: Harvey Dent, Bruce Wayne.
You may decline.
Commissioner Gordon has been informed.
Chen Mo swallowed his last mouthful of food and read the message again from the beginning.
Meeting the district attorney the day after submitting a story?
Career advancement in Wayne Enterprises' student reporter position really was fast. Before career planning had even begun, legal proceedings had already come knocking.
Hopefully, this wasn't a legal dispute over intellectual property rights.
At four that afternoon, Chen Mo walked into the Wayne student reporting program's office with his camera bag on his back.
Harvey