Even though she was in the car, Anne could still clearly hear the words of the men who were outside her car because the windows were not tightly closed. As more and more people surrounded Anne's car, those who didn't know anything blamed Anne. Because the owners of the two damaged cars continued to scold Anne, who was still in the car. As a result, people who didn't know anything also cursed Anne, as they were provoked by emotions. Feeling increasingly insecure, Anne slowly let go of her seat belt. She got out and faced the angry men. Anne chose to be prepared to face the reality rather than running away like she always did when there was a problem. This time Anne decided to face them, even though at worst, she would get hit or slapped by them.
"Protect me, Lord," Anne prayed silently as she opened her car door with an eager hand. Being surrounded by many people who were angry with her was not easy.
