Heartstrings on Fire novel Chapter 328

Agnes mulled it over and then headed straight to CHERRY.

Although CHERRY was a gossip magazine newspaper, it had been established for more than ten years, and it could be said that it was a media with rich experience. If the event from that era was as sensational as it seemed, she might be able to dig up something.

Agnes was tight with the staff at the magazine, so she could come and go as she pleased.

After all, she was a hot commodity in the entertainment industry. Everyone was always thrilled to see her.

Agnes made a beeline for Ben, the most seasoned entertainment journalist at CHERRY.

He was also the only one who had been with the magazine for over ten years.

When Agnes mentioned the scandal of the Angelic Wings Foundation's donation fraud a decade ago.

Ben frowned and said, "I have a vague memory of it, but I was a newbie then and don't remember much. All I recall is that the news was all the rage, but because it involved some government corruption, it was squashed and all the online information was scrubbed. It'd be tough to find anything now."

There was indeed no information online.

Even when Agnes searched her mother's name in the search engine, the results were blocked.

Agnes was disappointed.

But something suddenly occurred to Ben: "We have a warehouse where we store all the issues since the start. Even though the news was suppressed, there must have been coverage before that. If you really want to know, I can take you there."

A glimmer of hope sparked in Agnes' eyes, "Ben, you're a lifesaver."

Ben took Agnes to the warehouse, where mountains of newspapers were stored. Even though they were sorted by year in storage boxes, each box had at least a thousand issues.

Ben said, "The incident you're looking for is a decade old. Yes, the relevant materials are in here, but I can't guarantee you'll find them. With so many papers and no idea which issue it's in, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack."

But Agnes said, "I can take my time, Ben, you go ahead if you have things to do."

Ben had work to do in the afternoon, so he left soon after.