The reporters captured the entire scene with their cameras.


    As the funeral home was a public ce, many passersby also took out their phones to record the incident and upload it online.


    Oscar''s face was ashen, his fury reaching its peak.


    He desperately wanted to kick Howard away, but with so many cameras and phones pointed at them, he could only suppress his rage and disgust as he watched the country bumpkin wipe his tears and snot all over his expensive, custom-made trousers.


    Fortunately, his assistant and bodyguards weren''t useless. They quickly reacted, and two bodyguards forcefully pulled Howard away.


    "Sir, please calm down. We are very sympathetic to your situation. But if you continue to cause trouble and nder the reputation of the Rogers Group and Mr. Rogers, we will not tolerate it,” the assistant dered righteously.


    Dragged away by the two bodyguards, Howard could only clutch his wife''s urn tightly and continue to weep. He watched helplessly as the well-dressed Oscar was escorted to his car and driven away.


    Although Oscar was gone, Howard''s objective had been achieved.


    Sandra had arranged for reporters today, initially just to report on the tragic plight of Hans'' family and use Tracy''s suicide to stir public opinion, forcing the authorities to reinvestigate the Rogers family.


    But Oscar''s provocative appearance had unintentionally helped their cause.


    That day, headlines about the Rogers Group being involved in murder and organ theft, with the victim being an eight-year-old child whose mother, unable to find justice against the powerful, despaired and took her own life, spread like wildfire across the inte.


    Videos of Tracy jumping from the Rogers Group''s hospital roof, clutching her child''s portrait and screaming, “The Rogers family ys with human lives! I''ll haunt you even as a ghost!" and Howard kneeling at the feet of the Rogers Group''s CEO, holding his wife''s ashes and weeping, were shared virally.


    Major video bloggers forwarded andmented on the events.


    Almost overnight, the Rogers Group was once again thrust into the center of a storm of controversy.


    The Rogers Group''s public rtions department reacted immediately issuing public rifications and promoting their phnthropic efforts. Unfortunately the public wasn''t buying it.


    Under the dual pressure of the inte and public opinion, the Rogers Group''s hospitals were ordered to undergo rectification and investigation. This time, not even Mr. Walker could suppress it.


    Oscar was overwhelmed, but worse was yet toe. George, who was serving time in prison, got into a


    conflict with an inmate, was than


    seriously injured, and upon being


    revived, he voluntarily confessed to years of illicit dealings between


    Nexus Media and the Rogers Group.


    Before Oscar could even react, the police were at his door, handcuffing him and taking him away.


    Oscar''s arrest sent shockwaves through the Walker family.


    Ms. Sandy Walker immediately rushed to his older brother Vincent''s house.


    "You must have heard already. Oscar''s been arrested. I''m afraid this will implicate us."


    "What are you panicking for? At times like these, you must remain calm," Vincent said, sitting on the sofa. He calmly poured tea for his brother from a y teapot. "Don''t worry. Oscar is a smart man. He knows what he should and shouldn''t say." “But the situation is really not in our favor. This George fellow, I don''t know what he was thinking, voluntarily reporting the Rogers family. Is he insane? It''s a death wish!"


    Sandy was seething, wishing she could tear George apart.