Chapter 138 Going Home

Levi shook his head under my and Byron's expectant gazes. "It's not coming from this stage of production," he said. "There are some traces of heavy metals in the garment production line, but compared to the levels in those dresses, it's negligible." Upon hearing this, Byron finally let out a sigh of relief. "Thank goodness. If this had been my factory's fault, no amount of explanation could have cleared my name." Now that the tension had lifted, Byron finally spoke more candidly. "If my factory was really responsible for this, it wouldn't just be me in trouble. My workers would lose their jobs too." Byrno was all smiles and even treated us to a meal as a token of his appreciation. Moved by his honesty and sense of responsibility, Levi and I quickly made a decision that we would sign a long-term contract with him. By the time we wrapped things up and left Byron's factory, the sun was already beginning to set. I had planned to catch a ride back with Levi, but my phone rang just th