"..."
Chai Xinyan was rendered speechless by her retort.
It was because of excessive guilt that she mentioned Xiao Qiang in front of them.
She knew it was all her fault.
But...
She didn't want to shove all the blame onto herself either.
Doesn't Qin Xue's commotion count?
Doesn't Mo Shangjun's abandonment of her companions count?
If she'd followed the suggestion to track carefully, the fight wouldn't have started, and they could have safely awaited rescue, right?
She just wanted someone to tell her—"This isn't entirely your fault."
Even though, no one ever said—"This is completely your fault."
She just wanted to alleviate a bit of the guilt.
Ren Yu and Mo Shangjun couldn't help but exchange a glance.
Actually, although Ding Jing's words were a bit harsh, she wasn't wrong, as she initially stated these were drug traffickers and made clear her support for withdrawal, informing the GS9 instructors about their presence.
Because this is their duty.
