"Thank you, Mr. George."
Ellen was very grateful. It would be easier to ask around if she knew someone.
Jay was doing his best, so she was a little embarrassed. "I'll give you more money to compensate you for the loss of time."
"There's no need." Jay waved his hand and said, "You don't need to pay extra money. I charge money according to the starting and finishing of the case, not the time."
He comforted her and said, "In the past, Mr. Wolseley took good care of me in the Wolseley Group, and it was Mrs. Wolseley who asked me to do this personally. Since I promised to take over your case, I will be responsible for it to the end. Ms. Robbins, if you have any problems in the future, just let me know."
Ellen nodded and thanked him again.
After they parted ways, Ellen took a taxi to the Testing Institution.
The institution was very large and solemn.
And there were publicity posters about reporting on the wall.
