"Originally, there were only two social workers left in the whole community. The three people you saw today besides me were all transferred in recently. That proves one thing: you must have offended someone. Someone wants to drive you out of here," the female social worker said.
"You handled things well today. Once you let them in, they'll nitpick every detail, then claim your relief efforts don't meet community requirements and use that as an excuse to drive you out."
"What if we refuse to leave?" Diana was holding back her anger. She knew it was an irrational question, but she really could not help herself. "What, is he going to force us out? Who can he even beat?"
"I heard you're Superpower Users. He really can't beat you, and neither can the police or the security teams. But they can sue the people you're helping," the female social worker said. "If I'm not mistaken, some of them are only staying here temporarily. They'll have to return to society someday. If they get tied up in lawsuits, they'll never be able to find work again."
"Sue the people being helped?!" Diana truly found it absurd, and her voice rose. Everyone else in the café looked at her, forcing her to lower it again. "On what grounds? Is accepting help a crime now?"
"Plenty of grounds. Disturbing public order, resisting arrest, assaulting police officers, unlawful assembly, and so on." The female social worker sighed. "Some of these people may already have cases hanging over them. Even if they just reopen old cases, they can still make their lives miserable."
Diana pressed her lips tightly together. The female social worker continued, "What you need to do now is find them a way out as soon as possible. If things really go wrong,