One hour later.
Li Jing glanced at the gradually darkening sky outside the window, took the towel from the coach's hand and wiped his sweat, and said, "Let's call it a day, Ah Liang, take a break and then go for dinner."
Hearing this, Ah Liang, who was sitting on the platform, gasped heavily, his chest rising and falling:
"Yes, I do need a rest... Otherwise, I'd have no strength to get up..."
...
On the other side, Zhou Li felt a weight lift off her heart as she left the testing company.
Confirming that the test report provided by Li Jing's company was legitimate, proving that the underground water pollution had nothing to do with Li Jing.
But her eyebrows were still furrowed; this also likely meant the issue wasn't as simple as it seemed on the surface.
She still had to go to the site to find out how Li Jing's company got blamed for the underground water pollution.
