"What seems to be the problem?" Si Yinchuan asked, his heart pondering the dean's attitude towards the incident.
If the problem fell on the cleanliness of the cafeteria, that would be the simplest and most feasible solution.
At most, the head chef of the cafeteria would suffer some grievances, and everyone else would be safe…
Worst case scenario, just compensate him afterwards.
Aren't temps and head chefs the best scapegoats when things go awry?
It's the international norm; that's how everyone operates.
But if the dean is unwilling to admit that the problem was with the cafeteria's hygiene, where did the problem arise?
If they don't come up with a result here, it'll be hard to explain to the Royal Family.
After all, the Eldest Prince had... an incident right on the spot.
If nobody had seen it, that would have been one thing.
They could have minimized the issue, as if it never happened.
But with so many eyewitnesses at the scene, it would be hard to cover it up.
