Chapter Three: Whose Script?
Xinglan touched Qiao's arm. Overturning the table now would only give management an excuse to discipline the locker room.
“I'll accept a temporary restriction,” she said. “But the game report must state that management limited my minutes based on off-site, non-clinical advice.”
Luo's eyes hardened. “Is that a threat?”
“Documentation. A decision made to protect a player should be easy to record.”
Du slammed the board onto the table. “Enough. Xinglan sits four minutes, then I decide based on the game. I am responsible for the contest.”
It was a compromise—and the first boundary he had drawn.
Yunzhou expanded its pressure as soon as the third quarter began. Zhou was trapped twice near the sideline.
