The workers who were listening to the speech nodded in agreement at the girl who had come from nowhere. But what the girl said was necessarily worth listening to.
Emma put on a serious face, "If you in some way need the funds to do it, then I can give it to you on the condition that you will lead the victims to voice this injustice. I do feel hurt that my uncle fell ill from being a victim of fraud, just like you. It's time for you to move, so the criminals don't keep making you their cash cow." Emma continued.
"She's right. We can't just sit around being fooled like this. We must unite to fight them!" One of the men said.
Emma nodded firmly then glanced left and right to make sure the situation in the factory cafeteria was safe, "I know it's not much, but maybe you gentlemen would need this," she said quietly as she opened her sling bag and pulled a bunch of money out of it for her to hand out, "If the demonstration works, I'll give you all more,"
