"Sorry, Major General, but how did all this happen?" Mr. Wang, chief of the Transportation Bureau asked with respect. He already knew that it was just a typical rear-end collision the moment he set eyes on those two cars. What worried him though was that Mr. Yi was also summoned. Traffic accidents were not a part of Mr. Yi's responsibility at all. Things went even more complicated when he found out that his good-for-nothing son was there too, together with the Mayor's son. His heart missed a beat as he suddenly felt confused. Could there be something more than just an accident in here?

  "See those guys over there? I think you two know who their fathers are better than I do." Kevin pouted his lips to point to the two young men. A few seconds later his mouth curled into a smirk. His sarcasm was so obvious in his words.

  "Yes, of course. Have they done something that offended you? If that is the case, I must apologize for all their wrongdoing," Mr. Yi answered immediately and carefully. He had cold feet when faced with Daisy before. Now that it was Kevin whom he needed to deal with, he could just hope that it wasn't obvious that he was frantic and even shaking in his shoes.

  "You don't have to scramble to take the fall, Mr. Yi. They are grown ups and can take responsibility for themselves. They staged an accident and tried to blackmail my wife. Worse, they have injured her in the process. Based on your professional judgment, what crimes should they be charged with?" Kevin asked the old man without even looking at him. He was casual while talking about the incident as if

  ng that they could just slip through the net.

  "Certainly. But you see, Major General, one of them is the mayor's son……" Mr. Yi said hesitantly as he cast a glance to Kevin and then quickly looked down. He was now caught in a dilemma and started to tremble. What should he do? The effort of pleasing one without offending the other was like steering between Scylla and Charybdis.

  "Aren't you the chief of Public Security Bureau? Surely you don't need my advice on how to handle this situation. All people are equal before the law and you know that. They cannot be exceptions even if their fathers hold high positions," said Kevin sternly while glaring at Mr. Yi. It was obvious that these young men's family background and their parents' social positions had turned them into arrogant spoiled brats. Their false sense of superiority had made them think that they could get away even if they broke the law. That was why they dared to commit crimes in broad daylight as they presumed that their parents could clean up their mess no matter what they had done.