The wandering beggar, with the "police," blocked the entrance to Carefree Restaurant.
He also pointed at Chen An'an and said, it's her.
His three-year-old brother had been hospitalized for some unknown reason, and then a serious illness was discovered.
The beggar didn't think about anything else, he just remembered that he had been eating the food given by Chen An'an for a month, so he was certain it was her fault that his brother fell ill.
It's hard to clarify such matters.
Just like those bakeries that would rather throw away their bread than give it to the old men and women outside.
What they fear is exactly this kind of situation.
It's difficult to pinpoint since when, but people in Capital City gradually became indifferent, to the point where they were utterly afraid to lend that hand that did good.
Perhaps it started with the notion, if you didn't cause the fall, why should you help them up?
