There were always people in this world who liked doing bad things, and such people were hardly uncommon, at least for now. Heath had never expected to run into someone like that himself. One moment, he had been selling his boxed meals without any trouble; the next, League staff had arrived, saying they had received a report and needed to check whether the boxed meals he sold had any food safety issues. Normally, something like this should not have happened, but the problem was that unsafe curry had been exposed in Fuchsia City, so the local League was now overcorrecting somewhat on food safety. Aside from that, this was also the aftermath of a disaster. Incidents like this could easily provoke public outrage at such a time, so the League handled them very swiftly and efficiently.
For Heath, however, the feeling was rather hard to describe. He was doing a good deed this time. Sure, he was not giving the meals away for free, but at the very least, he was selling them at half price. And despite calling it a half-price sale, all the ingredients he provided were absolutely fresh and free of any problems. Yet someone had actually reported the boxed meals he was selling. Heath did not know what to say. After all, anyone with eyes could tell that the report had basically come from one of his customers; he just did not know which one.
Heath could only suspend business temporarily and submit to the inspection under the astonished gazes of his diners. Sometimes, even before anything had been found, a visit from the regulators gave people a very bad impression, as though there must be something wrong with the establishment. Heath, however, had a clear conscience and calmly cooperated with the inspection. They also checked