Just as Gu Jin was doing some stretches outside her tent, she noticed a few people throwing her dirty looks.
Their eyes were full of annoyance and anger, and it was clear they were still upset that Gu Jin had handed the woman over to the police.
Gu Jin didn't care.
So what if they're offended? she thought. It's not like I came here to serve them tea or become their friend.
She turned away, completely ignoring their looks.
Seeing how calm and unbothered she was, those people got even more annoyed. Some even snorted loudly as if to say, "How rude!"
But others in the camp were different. They had seen the truth. They knew Gu Jin had done the right thing.
So, a few of them quietly came up to her. Some gave her a soft smile. Others gave her small nods or gentle pats on the shoulder.
"Thank you," one man said.
"We're sorry for how everyone treated you," said a young woman. "Not everyone in Country J is like that."
