"Since it's cheap, why don't we buy some more?" Xi Jiudi looked at the shelves of discounted goods where more and more people were gathering, and seemed to be lost in thought.
Su Jin shook her head: "No, it would be a waste if we can't finish it. This is just right. I'll have more after we finish it."
While the two were chatting, a woman holding a microphone suddenly appeared in front of them.
He asked Su Jin, "Hello, both of you. I'm a reporter for the People's Livelihood Report at Haining TV Station. Can I have a brief interview with you? It won't take up much time."
Su Jin was stunned for a moment, then smiled and nodded: "Okay."
The female reporter smiled and asked, "May I know your names?"
"My surname is Su, and the person next to me is Xi." Su Jin answered quickly.
The female reporter glanced at the two people's carts and said in a brisk voice: "Ms. Su, were these dishes just grabbed?"
Su Jin nodded: "Yes, I just grabbed them. The discounts at the supermarket today are much bigger than usual. It's very cost-effective to buy things..."
What followed was a five-minute description, which deeply touched the female reporter. She didn't want to stop interviewing and just joined the rush to buy.
At this moment, a woman's cry suddenly rang out: "Who stole my child!"
The female reporter could no longer continue playing chess during the interview and rushed towards the crying sound.
Su Jin frowned slightly. It was indeed easy to lose a child in such a crowded situation today. Normally, people who brought children here would pay close attention to their children.
But judging from the meaning of this voice, it is not as simple as getting lost.
She and Xi Jiudi looked at each other, not knowing whether to leave or go up to help.
At this moment, she pursed her lips and looked at Xi Jiudi: "I want to help."
"Go." Xi Jiudi already knew that with Su Jin's status, it was impossible for him to just stand by and watch.
The two smiled at each other, Xi Jiudi took out his cell phone to call the police, and Su Jin squeezed into the crowd.
After she squeezed in, she looked at the collapsed woman and grabbed her hands: "Don't be anxious, take a deep breath, and tell me when your child was lost and what clothes he was wearing."
"Just now, I turned around to get vegetables, and in less than five minutes, she was in my cart. I just took a few potatoes, and when I turned back, she was gone." The woman said and burst into tears.
"How am I going to explain this to my daughter's father?!"
Su Jin frowned. In less than five minutes, it seemed that this person had followed her all the way. "Don't worry, what is your daughter wearing?"
The woman calmed down after Su Jin comforted her: "A red dress."
Red dress... Su Jin recalled that she seemed to have seen a child in a red dress, being held in the arms of a middle-aged woman who was wrapped very tightly, but the child was not crying.
Comparing that woman and this crying woman, Su Jin was a little confused.
He looked up at the staff who had just arrived and asked, "Monitoring room, go check the surveillance."
The staff member frowned and refused directly: "No, non-staff members are not allowed to enter the monitoring room, and our people are already investigating..."
Su Jin interrupted him impatiently: "You are too slow. By the time you find them, they will be gone."
The staff just wouldn't let Su Jin enter the monitoring room to watch the surveillance.
Finally, she couldn't stand it anymore and shouted to the crowd: "Who has a computer? Lend it to me."
After shouting a few times, a boy with glasses responded, "I have it! Here you go."
Su Jin took the computer, turned on the mobile phone hotspot, and the computer quickly connected to the Internet.
She began to hack into the supermarket's surveillance system and retrieved the surveillance footage from the period the woman mentioned.
Sure enough, the middle-aged woman who was wrapped very tightly took the child away while the woman in front of her was getting the vegetables.
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