Listen to how hurtful that sounds!
If it had been another student complaining, it would have gone in one ear and out the other. But this one was different—she was the heiress of Candy Technology and Mr. Mo's biological younger sister.
If she wanted to change the cafeteria, all she had to do was say a word to the Education Bureau. It would be done in an instant.
As for the cafeteria's original owner, did Candy Technology even care about that little bit of compensation?
To her, compared with the children's healthy growth, money was a minor issue.
Thus, in the short span of the noon break, news of Mo Xiaoxue wanting to replace the school cafeteria spread throughout the teachers' circle.
The most panicked person was none other than the cafeteria owner.
He was worried not only about an inspection from the Education Bureau, but even more about Candy Technology replacing South of the City Primary School's cafeteria. The cafeteria owner had thought about extorting a huge compensation payment from Candy Technology, but that was all it remained—a thought.
There were not many geniuses in this world, but there were not that many idiots either.
For compensation within a reasonable range, he believed Candy Technology would pay without a word, and the money would arrive immediately. If he wanted to extort Candy Technology, he should first consider that they had professional legal personnel.
Besides, after offending Candy Technology, his good days would probably be over. They might not even have to act personally—there would be people eager to help them.
That was the way of human relationships.
There was no end to the worry.
During the final class in the afternoon, the homeroom teacher measured each student's height. Afterward, every student received a small card marked with a size,