Old Officer Jenny Xiu left with the League's review team. Heath yawned, then stretched. He had to admit that the old veteran had been quite imposing this time; even Heath had felt a little nervous. Still, that was a good thing. With someone so stern involved, his idea would probably come to fruition smoothly this time. After all, although Heath did not intend to make money from milk tea, it would be nice if he could help the little ones at the Welfare Home. The only pity was probably that he had no idea when the League would finish its research. But judging by what Officer Jenny Xiu had just said, Heath felt that the research probably would not take too long.
The old veteran was decisive and quick to act. To him, if something was truly feasible and would greatly benefit the League, he would volunteer to work overtime and make it happen as soon as possible. If it offered the League no benefit, or might even be harmful, he would choose to slack off, dragging things out wherever possible and taking it easy whenever he could. In any case, he would simply coast along.
But the old veteran felt that Heath's proposal this time was highly feasible. What was more, Heath had not mentioned any licensing fees or buyout fees. The old veteran could tell that Heath really did not care much about those things. That meant Heath truly intended to do a good deed this time. He was thinking entirely of the little ones at the Welfare Home, and that left the old veteran very satisfied.
So the old veteran left in a hurry. He wanted to lead the team in completing the market research as soon as possible. The two large buckets of milk tea Heath