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    ???????????????????????????????????????: The headline on the front page is about a knowledge contest at Yanhua Shopping Mall, a full half of the page, three photos, a few thousand words of interview script, and the last signature: Intern reporter Zhang Bin, exclusive report!

    Damn it!  !  !

    Wang Xin stood up suddenly, took his bag and walked out.

    "Hey, where are you going? I have to send the children to class in a while."

    ¡°I¡¯m going out for something, you can go by yourself.¡±

    Riding his bicycle and heading straight to the newspaper office, he was stopped by the Jin family¡¯s car halfway. Jin Xue got out of the car with a dark face.

    "Reporter Wang, where are you going?"

    Seeing the unkind look on her face, Wang Xin understood what she was here for, and hurriedly explained, "Ms. Jin, please don't misunderstand me. I'm going to the newspaper office to see what happened."

    "Reporter Wang, I hope you can give us a satisfactory answer."

    "sure!"

    Waiting for her car to leave, Wang Xin wiped the sweat from the top of his head with a sinister look in his eyes.

    Intern?  He even climbed on top of himself to poop, which was great.

    It was Sunday off, and there was almost no one in the newspaper office. Xiao Zhang came early to fetch water and sweep the floor. As soon as he finished cleaning up, Wang Xin rushed in like a storm.

    "Teacher Wong¡­¡­"

    Before he finished speaking, a black shadow hit his head. Wang Xin grabbed his collar and asked, "You dare to plot against me behind my back?"

    "Teacher Wang, what do you want to do?" Zhang Bin asked in panic after his glasses were knocked off.

    "What are you doing? What have you done, do you want to deny it?"

    "Teacher Wang, please calm down. I don't know what I did wrong. Let me go."

    The guard heard the quarrel inside and rushed over to persuade him not to be impulsive.

    "I have to teach you a lesson today, bastard. Did you steal my manuscript? Okay, as I said, why did you wait until you get off work with me? You had already planned the swap, right?"

    "I do not know what you're talking about."

    "You still dare to quibble? Do you believe I will whip you?"

    Wang Xin took the newspaper and threw it on his face, angrily saying, "See for yourself! You'd better give me a reasonable explanation."

    Zhang Bin had read the newspaper a long time ago. He didn't go home last night and kept waiting for the first newspaper to be mimeographed. When he saw his name turned into a signature, he cried with joy.

    What can he do?  Wang Xin is right, he is just an intern, and all he can do is do his job responsibly.

    He is an intern, but interns also have human rights. Why can¡¯t he make the front page?

    "Teacher Wang, if you have any dissatisfaction, you can report it to your superiors. There is no need to take it out on me, right?"

    "What did you say? Are you teaching me a lesson? Zhang Bin, don't forget, who took you to the first interview, and who gave you his own experience without reservation. Haha, I really agreed.  That sentence, teach the apprentice, starve the master to death, your wings are not yet hardened, but you dare to show off in front of me?"

    Zhang Bin blushed. He was just making things up out of thin air. Is it something he could decide whose article should be on the front page?

    "Teacher Wang, the headlines on the front page are usually important events with social influence and profound significance. Editor Zheng has read my manuscript and he personally clicked on the front page. If you have any dissatisfaction, you can go to him."

    "What? Say something else?" Wang Xin's brain shut down and he couldn't react for a moment.

    Zhang Bin adjusted his shirt and said calmly, "Yesterday, the editor-in-chief was also present at the knowledge competition, and he was also a judge. Teacher Wang must not have known this beforehand."

    "Speaking of which, I would also like to thank Teacher Wang. It was you who refused to go to the mall for an interview and gave me the opportunity to stand out."

    "You probably don't know that in your eyes, an ordinary knowledge competition brings together half of the big shots in Beijing. I had the honor to interview General Hou Guangping, President Tao of Beijing University, and the General Administration of Culture" (Remember the website address of this website:  www.hlnovel.com
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