"Then what do you propose we do? It's already been printed and distributed; what now?" Chief Zhou asked her with a sullen face.
"I know there's nothing we can do about the print version, but we can still delete the one online. Also, we should publish an apology, definitely! I can write the letter of apology!" Her small frame stood tall.
Chief Zhou thought for a moment, "Let me think about it, you can go out for now."
"Chief Zhou, thank you. I sincerely hope you don't take too long to consider. As you said, news has a time sensitivity, and the longer we delay, the bigger the public outcry will grow. Also, I apologize for the earlier offense." Tu Hengsha finally felt a bit relieved. Since he agreed to consider it, there was hope, right? "Then... I'll head out now..."
Only after venting did she notice her back was soaked with sweat, and her morale sagged. She discreetly glanced at Chief Zhou, saw no further signs of anger, and quietly tiptoed out.
