A Second Life, A New Power novel Chapter 352

"How should I know? Anyway, I already passed on your message." The security guard also felt annoyed.

"Do it again," Harold said with a darkened expression.

Though the guard was feeling fed up, he still relayed the message again.

This time, the Pitts and the security guard waited for a long time, but the superior still did not respond.

Michelle was so anxious that she burst into tears on the spot. "Honey, what do we do now?"

"Be quiet already!" Stephen snapped, feeling a headache coming on.

But when he saw people looking at him—and some even recording him—Stephen felt his headache worsen. He leaned in and whispered something to Daniel, who then nodded.

Then, Daniel turned to the surrounding crowd who were filming and said, "We hope you'll delete any videos you've taken of our family. If we find any footage of us has been uploaded online, we will pursue legal action."

The crowd scoffed when they heard that.

"They lied about Demi being their daughter, and now they're threatening people?"

"They should've thought of the consequences before they acted."

"Absolutely shameless. They hurt her, and then pretended she was their daughter to save their pride."

"They keep saying it's a misunderstanding, yet never give any explanation."

The Pitts listened to the harsh comments. They were furious but unable to talk back.

"That's it. We're not staying here anymore. Let's go home! Whatever happens, happens!" Stephen, who had never been so humiliated in his life, waved his hand in frustration and stormed off through the crowd.

The rest of the Pitts quickly followed after him.

In the car on the way home, they still couldn't resist checking their phones to see what kind of news coverage had come out in the end.

…

Meanwhile, back at the press conference venue, Maria and the others briefly introduced the songs they were about to release and sang a few lines.

After each performance, the reporters erupted in thunderous applause.

"I didn't expect to get this kind of bonus out of the trip."

"Haha! My colleague's going to regret not coming—she's a huge fan of Connor and Demi, especially her music. If she knew Connor was singing one of Demi's songs, she'd probably come even if it were acid!"

During the interludes between songs, reporters murmured and chatted among themselves.