On the way to the clinic, Chen Yu was also figuring out how to strike back.
'They'd slung mud at him, and while he was mentally strong enough to ignore it, was he really expected to just take the abuse and do nothing?'
You had to fight back when necessary. If you didn't, people would just think you were a pushover.
Take Michael Jackson's first case involving a child. It had reached a stalemate, with repeated investigations turning up no hard evidence. But Michael Jackson was too soft. He was swayed by those around him, as well as his insurance company, and ultimately chose to settle out of court, paying to make the problem go away.
He got his peace, but to anyone with ulterior motives, it just looked like a sign of a guilty conscience.
'If it were him, Chen Yu would've sooner burned the money or thrown it into the ocean than pay a single cent to the other party.'
