Chapter Three: A Goal Made by Seven

Three years ago, after Seamount Engineering received sixteen million yuan from Cape City, it sent fourteen million that same day to an offshore company controlled by He Zhenyue, chairman of Aurum Sports. One sentence was written on the reverse: Gu Chenzhou's penalty was no accident either. Gu read it, his fingers tightening until the paper crackled. “Know who sent it?” Shen asked. “No. Before that match, someone used my agent to pressure me into playing injured. When I refused, the man said they could decide how a match would be remembered.” Tang examined the statement. “It's a lead, not publishable proof. We need originals, contracts, and testimony from whoever processed it.”