Chapter 77: I Should Be Able to Stand on My Feet Now

In the northern district, Tina looked at the old lady in front of her with a cold expression and said, "Stop following me." The old lady, appearing pitiful, begged her, "Young lady, please be kind to the end and take me with you into the city. I don’t have a penny to my name, and I've lost my phone; I can’t contact my family." "I'm not a good person!" Tina growled in frustration. The biggest mistake she had made in her life was acting out of kindness once to save this old lady, which had brought nothing but trouble upon her. She had come down from Serenity Ridge that morning, planning to catch the nearest plane to Ensford, but right after leaving Serenity Ridge, she encountered a few people troubling the old lady, demanding she hand something over. Feeling sorry for her, Tina had drugged those people and rescued the old lady. Little did she know, the old lady had become a sticky burden, insisting on sticking with her. Tina had asked for the old lady's home address, which turned o