She called out to her child. “Jennifer Gibson, let’s go.”

Then, she turned to Aino. “Aino, little child, you are welcome to play with Jennifer.”

“Bye, Aunt Gibson. Bye, Jennifer.” Aino happily said goodbye to the woman and the child. The woman led her daughter by her hand and left without looking back.

Sabrina called out. “Well, how do I address you?”

The woman did not answer. Sabrina laughed calmly. “Truly a special woman. Looking at her, she reminded me of myself when I had just returned to South City again last year. I can relate to that kind of all-or-nothing, being unaccepted, but also an unyielding feeling in her heart.”

“Pfft!” Ruth put her hand on her hips and rolled her eyes at Sabrina.

“Ruth, your true colors are showing more now. No! You had once shown your true colors before. You were just like this when I first met you! Let me ask you, how did Jennifer’s mother offend you?”

“She just did. What’s wrong with that? I just feel disgusted by looking at her! What’