"Getting angry over these people isn't worth it."
The freckled girl gently shook her head, then whispered, "Let's go. We've arranged a mixer with students from a few schools nearby today, let's try to get them on board with our philosophy."
"Sure!"
The group of youths instantly grew excited.
They all walked forward together.
"Jessie," a girl beside the freckled girl tugged at her and asked softly, "Did Joey really drop out of school? I haven't seen him in months, did he leave Dawn City?"
Hearing this question, Jessie was taken aback, as if something had just dawned on her.
Then she gently shook her head, "The school said he dropped out, but I have no idea where he went. I haven't seen him since then either."
Just then, she paused and looked ahead.
A handsome, lean, and tall man in a leather jacket with a darker-skinned, short-haired, and cute girl got into a taxi.
"What's wrong?"
