Chapter 23: She was so powerful that she beat the traffickers and buyers to a pulp (Twenty-three)
"Xiaoqing, you're finally back. Please help your aunt to plead for mercy and save your cousin."
Yu Jing's mother saw her niece coming back from afar and wanted to rush over to hug her and beg her, but Hu Xiaomeng dodged her.
"Aunt, my cousin committed human trafficking. He broke the law, not the village rules. He won't be released just because many people plead for him."
Hu Xiaomeng looked at her speechlessly.
"I heard from the police that you are a heroine. You are also a famous female college student in town, and you have an uncle in Hong Kong. Judging from the way your cousin was dressed that day, he must be very rich.
Just help your aunt. If you tell the police, they will definitely give you some face. We will also give you some money, and I believe your cousin will be released."
Yu Jing's mother placed all her hopes on her niece. In her eyes, as long as someone was rich, others would give them some face.
"Aunt, you're not going to take money to the police station and openly give it to the police to let my cousin out, are you?
If that's the case, I can only say that my cousin has been badly hurt by you this time. No one dares to let my cousin out unless they don't want the hat on their heads anymore."
Hu Xiaomeng had already imagined a scene in her mind: Yu Jing's mother took all the money she could get and ran to the police station, begging the police to release her son. In full view of everyone, she took out hundreds of yuan bills and gave them to the police. If anyone dared to take them, they must have had enough of life.
"I don't know any officials, and I don't know who to ask for help. I can only find a policeman and give him money..."
Being stared at with contempt by her niece, Yu Jing's mother quietly defended herself. Could it be that she really did something wrong?
"Aunt, the law is merciless. Some things can't be solved with money. The police in our town are all upright people. They won't let you do anything wrong.
What's more, this time you actually went to the police station with money to bribe in public. From now on, they will want to run away from you when they see you.
Lest I lose this stable job because of your foolish behavior."
After hearing this, Hu Xiaomeng kindly explained it to her.
"Xiaoqing, then you go and speak for your aunt. You're a college student and you're very eloquent.
Go tell them that your cousin didn't sell your cousin, she was the one who took the initiative to go with someone else."
Yu Jing's mother began to panic. Didn't this mean that she had really harmed her son this time?
"Aunt, after being rescued by the police, Tiantang sister has already recorded a statement. She also told the police everything about how Tiantang brother tricked us out and tried to sell us.
It’s not that the police will believe whatever I say now. My cousin is the victim, and her confession is the most powerful evidence.
I also believe that the police have interrogated my cousin, and he should have confessed truthfully. Now it is no longer a question of money.
You're on your own!"
Hu Xiaomeng said this and turned to leave!
Yu Hua is already in jail. Although Yu Jing is not in jail now, I believe her fate will not be much better after marrying a man like that. This is a punishment for her.
Hu Xiaomeng decided to stop her revenge on this family. She was going to study in the provincial capital and would not get involved in village affairs.
Yu Jing's mother didn't know what her niece was thinking. She only felt a chill run down her spine after hearing what her niece said. Did that mean that even if she had money, she couldn't save her son?
After realizing this, Yu Jing's mother returned to her home in a daze, waiting for her son to be released from prison alone.
However, Yu Hua later often fought with others in prison and even invited his cellmates to gamble with him.
Once he lost a bet and got into an argument with someone, and was pushed against the wall by a cellmate. He suffered a severe brain hemorrhage and could not be saved.
After Yu Jing's mother heard the news, she stopped eating and drinking for several days and instantly aged several years.
Her husband started a family outside, her daughter married a man from Shatou Village who was beaten to death within a few months, and her son is now missing in prison.
Unable to bear this series of blows, she became increasingly confused and would start telling people about her miserable history whenever she met them in the village.
When Fox Xiaomeng went home for the New Year to pay homage to the original owner's parents, he met this crazy aunt. He sighed deeply and walked away.
Since the original owner's parents were gone and there were no particularly close relatives in the village, Hu Xiaomeng rarely came back to Yujia Village except for burning incense during the Qingming Festival.
On the day she returned to the embrace of her motherland in Hong Kong in 1997, she and Tang Xuan went to the Zhongying Street in Shenzhen to welcome that sacred moment.
What made people happy was that Hu Xiaomeng and Tang Xuan actually saw a familiar figure among a group of smiling reporters.
The person turned out to be the pretty girl who was abducted with them. She had become an important broadcasting reporter for the provincial TV station.
The woman also saw Hu Xiaomeng and Tang Xuan, nodded to them excitedly, and made an appointment with them to get together after she finished her work.
This night was destined to be a sleepless night. People on the street were extremely excited and witnessed this unforgettable historical moment with tears in their eyes.
"I really didn't expect to meet you two here."
After finishing her work, the pretty girl came to Hu Xiaomeng and Tang Xuan with a look of surprise.
"Xuanxuan and I just saw your report. It's very professional. I didn't expect you to become a reporter later."
Hu Xiaomeng patted her shoulder and said with relief that the girl now exuded a sense of confidence.
"Thanks to you, if it weren't for you, I can't imagine what kind of life I would be living now.
The reason I became a journalist was to do my best to report those unfair things and to uphold justice for the people.
Later, I was transferred to the provincial TV station. I was fortunate to come here tonight to witness this magical historic moment. I never expected to meet my benefactor here.
How come you two are together? You both look like college students."
The girl told Hu Xiaomeng and the others what had happened in the past two years, and she was filled with emotion.
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