He Runxian's original plan had been to give this guy a warning. He actually sympathized with those injured comrades.
If you hadn't come in with that attitude when we first dealt with each other, this might have been settled long ago.
After thinking it over, he said, "As soon as possible."
This time, the lieutenant colonel did not pull any more tricks, nor did he delay matters further. Both sides knew the other was not to be trifled with, so there was no need for pointless clashes of pride.
A day later, He Huiqing stepped forward and notified the Left Capital government and military that they wanted to donate a batch of medicine.
He had originally considered holding some sort of ceremony to deepen the other side's impression, but He Runxian firmly opposed it.
He believed Hesheng's supplies were limited. Once word got out, the production base would never withstand the enormous pressure that followed.
So it was enough for those who needed to know to know. There was no need to broadcast it loudly.
Another day passed. Both the military and the government sent convoys to the production base to collect the goods. The base staff told the arrivals that Hesheng had unexpectedly discovered a pharmaceutical stockpile and had therefore decided to donate some of it to the military and local authorities.
Everyone involved in the transport was excited. At a time like this, medicine was far scarcer than food. Food could at least be replaced with nutritional supplements, but medicine had no substitute. A shortage of it would genuinely get people killed.
The lieutenant colonel was very satisfied, but the Left Capital government was in no such mood. Some even remarked, "The inspection team searched for so long, and then Hesheng suddenly produced so much medicine. Do they