"It wasn't worth getting angry at people like that."
Freckled Girl gently shook her head, then said softly, "Let's go. We made plans to hold a mixer with students from several nearby schools today. Let's try to get them to agree with our ideals."
"Okay!"
The teenagers immediately grew excited.
Everyone walked forward together.
"Jessie," a girl beside Freckled Girl tugged on her sleeve and asked quietly, "Did Joey really drop out? I haven't seen him for months. Did he leave Dawn City?"
Hearing that question, Jessie froze, as if she had remembered something.
Then she gently shook her head. "The school said he dropped out, but I don't know where he went. I haven't seen him since then either."
Just then, she paused and looked ahead.
A handsome, lean, upright Uncle in a fur coat was helping a cute, short-haired girl with dark skin into a taxi.
"What's wrong?"
The girl beside Jessie looked up curiously in the direction of Jessie's gaze, but only saw the taxi's taillights disappearing into the distance.
"It's nothing. Maybe I've been staying up too late lately and I'm hallucinating."
Jessie shook her head, dismissing the thoughts in her mind. For a moment, she had felt that unfamiliar Uncle seemed somewhat familiar.
"Let's go. We're about to be late."
"Leader, where are we going now?"
Sitting in the driverless taxi, Penny looked at He Ao in confusion.
He Ao had simply pulled her into the car without telling her where they were going.
"A real estate agency."
He Ao answered calmly.
To live in a city, aside from a source of income, one also needed basic security in life. Broadly speaking, that meant food, clothing, housing, and transportation.
Food, clothing, and transportation were not a problem. Based on Ronald's memories, Wilderness Wanderers were