Chapter 898


    "You''re right!" Rainie replied, excited. "If we get arrested, we''ll ask them to send us back. We won''t need to look for help


    elsewhere."


    That didn''t sound like a bad idea to us. So, we basked in that satisfaction for the moment.


    We then began to discuss how we could get a hold of the authorities.


    We were in a rural area, near the forest, so we didn''t know if there was a police station nearby.


    Dahlia didn''t want to have anything to do with our n because of her beliefs, so she excluded herself from our discussion.


    Tina and Naomi were eager, however. "We''ll both know what to do!"


    When evening came, Tina and Naomi broke into a house, taking their things.


    When the two came back with fruits, they thought that the vigers would call for the police.


    It was a presumptuous thought. They thought us desperate outsiders that needed the supplies. Though they were angry, they


    sympathized.


    Thus, no authorities were alerted, leaving Tina and Naomi speechless at the oue. In the end, they gave everything back.


    Upon their return however, the vigers tried to make us keep the stolen items. In the few days toe, we tried many ways to


    offend the people in the vige in hopes that they would call the police.


    In the end, not only did they not call the police, they even brought us their own food.


    Living in the mountains, most people relied on nature to make a living. They knew they''d farm andbor on their whole lives.


    They knew nothing about the world beyond the mountains.


    Therefore, from their point of view, Tina and Naomi only stole because they were hungry and poor. They werepassionate,


    and never thought about hoarding their food and keeping their belongings from us.


    At this revtion, we decided to stop. Even so, news of the events had spread.


    Over the next few days, almost all the vigers came over to deliver food out of sympathy.


    Gradually, we got to know the name of the middle-aged man named Pord Langham, and his daughter, Yannie Langham,


    through simple words and guesswork.


    Tina was well versed in her southeastnguage. They weren''t exactly the same, but the simrities helped.


    Eventually, she was finally able tomunicate with the two of them.


    Pord finally understood our actions and told us tiredly, "You didn’t actually have to do all this. | can help you borrow a phone."


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    Pord said that he would help us find a phone the next morning.


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    It didn''t make much sense to us, but we still respected their way of life. It was important for us to do that for everyone here.


    At the thought of returning home soon, the girls got excited, and spent the night ying with little Yannie.


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