"Hey, why aren't you watching where you're going—"
The other person's voice abruptly cut off.
The girl turned her gaze away from where the voice had come from.
She knew the other person had realized she was blind.
She really was walking without watching where she was going.
Because she couldn't see the road.
She pulled free of the hand holding her and tried to walk on.
But she didn't get far.
Someone grabbed her.
"Hey, you..."
The other person seemed unsure what to say.
She knew they were worried about upsetting her.
But she didn't need that right now.
All she wanted was to find Huan Huan.
She tried to shake the other person's hand off again.
This time, she couldn't.
"Let go."
She struggled harder.
"Let go!"
She shouted.
It seemed like quite a few people had gathered around them.
Those who didn't know what was going on scolded the other person for being rough.
Some who had seen everything from the start explained the situation to the newcomers.
The other person seemed angered by how ungrateful she was and raised their voice, too.
"What do you mean, let go?"
"If you can't see, then stay put!"
"It's dangerous, don't you know?!"
"Do you want to get hit by a car again?"
"...I want to find Huan Huan."
She stubbornly struggled.
She reached for the other person's hand, trying to pry it away.
"How are you going to find her?"
The other person seemed even angrier. "You can't even see!"
"Where's your family?"
"Why did they let you go out alone?"
"I want to find Huan Huan."
That was all she said.
Her voice trembled.
"You—"
The other person was so angry they couldn't speak, but the girl looked so pitiful that they couldn't bring themselves