Chapter 669: The foretelling peep star
In the night, the media scrambled to locate the yacht where these many very important people were partying. Their spouses rushed to call their phones and find discover their movements or demand for explanations.
Every item in the short video or pictures was analyzed and internet detectives investigated the price of the wines, the cutlery, the jewelry, the shoes. If it was seen in the picture it was investigated.
Before night ended, other authority figures were already online condemning their counterparts and separating themselves from their actions.
In the night, Chi Lian woke up and shared the location of the yacht, inciting other reporters to rush to the closest docks, or attempt to charter boats and be the first to capture the ripe looks of shame on the faces of the party attendants, especially the government workers.
However, the police was already at the site, forbidding press or anyone else to access the sea because the national weather service had issued an alert for unstable weather that night, the winds were supposedly harsh and the sea was rough.
Those who were closest to the docks could see the violence with which the waves rose high and crushed against the stony fence around the docks. With each violent crush, the small boats and large ones which were docked shook slowly. The old wooden dock itself creaked feebly like an old door in need of oiling.
The reporters who intended to spend the night wrapped their jackets around themselves tighter and some decided from inside the news vans.
In the phoenix news van, reporter Mo Pingfan who was wrapped in a heavy grey jacket opened the window slightly and peeped outside.
"It’s not good." she said.
"What?" the camera man who had fully covered his body in a blanket and stretched his legs out, asked.
"The weather, the wind is too strong." she answered.