What Heath had done did not make the news, but that was perfectly normal. Strictly speaking, he counted as an insider in the Jenny Family, so there was naturally no sensational angle to manufacture. If Heath had just been an ordinary passerby, he might have made the news instead. Still, Heath thought staying out of the news was a good thing. Making the news would only bring more trouble.
Heath knew that news in this world was not always a good thing. Even when someone did a good deed, there would be people who thought with their excretory organs asking things like, "Was it staged?" "Are they trying to get famous?" or "Lmao, the rotten character of our people. They must be desperate for fame." It was enough to give anyone a huge headache and could even leave them feeling deeply annoyed. But arguing with those people was useless. After all, it cost those keyboard warriors nothing to post those comments, so naturally, they had no need to consider the consequences.
Although Heath did not care about such things, since he already had more than enough attention, he still did not want those irritating flies buzzing around his ears nonstop. That would be truly miserable.
Looking at the Weather Ball on the table, Heath yawned. Come to think of it, he had left so early today that he had not even chatted with Xiumei, Xiunian, and the others. He had been planning to ask about the three sisters' story, then see whether he could help free them. That way, Heath could receive a reward, and those poor girls could pass on. It would count as doing a good deed, too.
"Should I ask Jin to help look into it?" Heath sank into thought. To Heath, most Officers Jenny were older