Chen Nan felt no resentment whatsoever toward Shi Lei's demands, because he understood that this was simply the man's character. Besides, when something like this happened, anyone would worry about their own losses. That was only human nature.
He immediately made a call and asked Jiang Lili about the whole sequence of events. Then he told her that he would definitely find a way to compensate Shi Lei for all his losses and sever their connected relationship at the same time.
Shi Lei was truly endlessly grateful, and went on about how Chen Nan was a great figure with a broad mind, someone who would not stoop to argue with a small fry like him.
Chen Nan could not be bothered with him. Shi Lei was tactful as well and soon left.
Now that it had happened, anything said afterward was too late. Chen Nan had already guessed who was pulling the strings behind this, and he had begun making his calculations.
In truth, handling a crisis like this was not particularly easy.
Even if you had ample evidence proving there was absolutely nothing wrong with your food safety, it was like a bowl that had once held feces. No matter how thoroughly you scrubbed it clean or disinfected it in every possible way, openly asking people to use it would still make them feel sick.
To resolve this crisis, Chen Nan knew he would need to make use of a great many people.
Of course, the premise for all this was that there was absolutely nothing wrong with his food.
That, he could naturally guarantee. As for the utterly fabricated matter of poppy husks, a proper inspection would naturally expose the truth.
Moreover, he had already kept something in reserve: he had told Jiang Lili to secretly install cameras