I shook my head. Calling my boyfriend. You need a guy to come rescue you? I waggled my gun. I have that part covered, but given the situation, I'm going to let someone know where I am. I'm a feminist; I'm not an idiot.
In the book "Betrayals" by Kelley Armstrong, the protagonist demonstrates her independence and strength, emphasizing her ability to handle difficult situations without relying on a man. She rejects the traditional notion that women need rescuing and confidently asserts that she can take care of herself, indicated by her possession of a gun.
Despite her strong feminist stance, she acknowledges the importance of communication and safety, opting to inform someone about her whereabouts. This combination of self-reliance and practicality highlights her intelligence and awareness in navigating complex scenarios.
