Chapter 2

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She snorted. "I'm so disappointed in you all. I don't expect you to stand up for justice, but you're actually ganging up on the only person who is!"

The assaulted passenger said timidly, "Actually, we can call the police after landing. He can't escape on the plane, and I don't want to delay everyone's trip."

Sarah looked at the woman, exasperated. "It's because of people like you that these creeps get away with it!"

"As a victim, you should use the law to protect yourself. What are you afraid of?"

"If you're too scared to report it, I will. I won't let him get away with this."

Seeing this familiar scene, I realized I'd been given a second chance.

My sister had always loved playing the hero.

Whenever she saw trouble, she had to intervene.

But she only cared about her sense of righteousness, leaving me to clean up her messes.

This time was no different.

While boarding, a woman was groped, but no one saw who did it.

Sarah, playing the role of a self-appointed superhero, demanded an immediate police investigation of every passenger.

The flight attendants tried to explain that this would delay the flight, and it would be best to report it after landing.

Sarah ignored them, insisting on a police search.

The flight attendants brought in the captain, but no matter how he pleaded, Sarah wouldn't budge.

Because of her insistence, everyone's trip was delayed, and that mother and daughter never got to see their loved one.

The other passengers were furious and demanded compensation from Sarah.

Sarah looked at me indifferently. "That's my sister. She has money. Let her pay."

I grabbed her arm. "Where am I supposed to get the money?" I whispered.

She impatiently shoved me away. "Don't you have your dowry? Just pay them!"

Then she left, following the police officers.