In her memories, she never depended on anyone, nor did she harbor unrealistic fantasies about certain things.
The reason she was able to stay and gain recognition from others was because she stayed grounded—she emerged step by step through her own capabilities and effort.
Just like the current situation...
Reality didn't proceed according to plan, and she felt disappointed, angry, and unwilling to accept it because she had hope for this world—she subconsciously believed that all criminals would be severely punished.
But Flossie Wright felt it was only natural.
Not to depend, not to hope, to see reality and oneself clearly.
Is that a good thing?
Becca Reyes didn't know.
What she did know was that such a Flossie Wright certainly ought to be calm and restrained.
In a daze, the lights-out bugle sounded from outside—
Dormitory lights were switched off one after another.
Jocelyn Carrington hurried to turn off the light.
Belinda Nichols walked toward her own bed.
