In this assembly area, she had been waiting for more than twenty hours.
During this time, she had met many people and witnessed many trivial matters.
There had been anger, there had been relief, and there had been helplessness.
Now looking back, she felt very calm because what she could see were all living humans, not all of them good, but living beings were always more likable than lifeless corpses.
In a daze, Flossie Wright withdrew her gaze.
Soon, Glenn Hutchinson asked again, "The volunteers from the school before, was that your suggestion?"
"Mhm."
Flossie murmured an ambiguous reply.
The hand resting on her shoulder applied a slight pressure, and Glenn Hutchinson said, "So, you can't just stand by in this country."
After some thought, Flossie suddenly realized she knew what Glenn Hutchinson was trying to say.
Indeed.
At heart, they were the same.
