Even though Betsy Sutton doesn't go online, her classmates' attitudes toward her have noticeably changed: some whisper behind her back, some are sarcastic, and some even write anonymous notes to her.
[Selfish and disgusting.]
[Aren't you afraid of shortening your life by making your mom kneel to you?]
[That's your own brother, and you actually let him die without saving him!]
She received many such messages. Initially, Betsy would open and read the notes, but later she just crumpled them up and tossed them in the trash.
Journalists from lifestyle news quickly caught wind of it.
As a journalism student, Betsy Sutton, though reluctant, still cooperated with the reporters for an interview.
Betsy was mentally strong because she lacked anyone to rely on since childhood. Even so, she still hoped someone could help her, even just to chat with her.
So when Bartley Smith came to her, her eyes instantly turned red with grievance.
"Take this."
Bartley handed a bag of snacks to Betsy.
