"Okay, okay, I'll go early tomorrow." Hu Aihong was the first to speak up, and the other villagers all promised they'd go tomorrow too.
Liu Sanmei's brows gradually knitted together. Watching their happy faces, she vaguely heard that they're going to the factory tomorrow, and thought: Could it be that the factory's alright now? Wasn't it said someone got sick from eating something? How come they can still work?
Could they be just trying to fool people?
That's what Liu Sanmei was thinking inside.
Ji Ying didn't notice Liu Sanmei. After letting Hu Aihong know, she hopped back on her bike and rode through the village. She notified every family that had someone working in the factory. She kept going until she got home, parched, and happened to see Zhou He standing at the door with her child.
"Mom, you're back." Zhou He spoke with concern, and quickly added, "Mom, I made some warm water inside. You should have a glass."
