When everyone turned their gaze toward her, Yao Ruyi suddenly fell silent.
At this moment, her emotions were incredibly complex.
The deep-seated hatred made her wish she could immediately call the police to arrest these people and have them rot in jail.
But her inherent kindness and aversion to such matters made her somewhat hesitant and inclined to let them go.
Indeed, they were despicable and infuriating.
But in the end, they were just a group of common folks, and what they had done was not enough to warrant a jail sentence.
Even if she called the police, they would at most be detained for a while, or perhaps they would be let off with just a warning and some education.
Everyone lived in this small town, and as long as she continued to work here, she would inevitably see them again.
Therefore, from an objective perspective, letting them go would ultimately be the better choice, after all, their evil should not change Yao Ruyi's kindness, right?
