"You dare to say this yourself, but do you dare to believe it? Su Xingran has filed a formal complaint against you and Wang Haibo for buying and selling her marriage without the consent of her parents or herself."
"Officer, what did you say? Su Xingran filed a formal complaint against us? How dare she? We are her family. My grandparents are her own grandparents. My parents are her own uncles and aunts, and we are her own cousins."
When Su Wenxing learned that Su Xingran had reported them, he was both agitated and furious. He couldn't believe Su Xingran was so heartless; she had found him such a good family to marry into, and instead of being grateful, she had the police arrest them.
"You know you're Su Xingran's relatives, right? Do you even know what kind of person Wang Haibo is? And don't you understand the law? The top leaders have said that it's forbidden to buy and sell people, to buy and sell women's marriages, or to force women into marriage for any reason."
“What did you do? You bought and sold Su Xingran’s marriage without her consent. Wang Haibo has already confessed that he gave your family a dowry of 500 yuan, as well as a betrothal gift of three turns and one ring.”
“Our police station has investigated all the evidence. Su Wenxing, you were also involved. Wang Haibo contacted you first, and then you went home and conspired with your family to do this.”
“But we are Su Xingran’s family. Isn’t it normal for our elders to agree to her marriage? How can what we’re doing be considered buying and selling her marriage?” Su Wenxing was still trying to argue.
"Su Wenxing, is that right? Three years ago, you committed marriage fraud and financial fraud, and were sent to a farm for six months. It seems that being sent to the farm didn't change your mindset." One of the policemen said coldly, looking at Su Wenxing.
“If Su Xingran herself doesn’t agree, even her own parents can’t force her into marriage. What right do you, her separated relatives, have to interfere?”
"Comrade Su Guomin provided the police station with the agreement between your two families regarding the separation of your households. It states that after the separation, the two families will not interfere with each other, and your Su family is not allowed to disturb Su Guomin's family for any reason."
"We have evidence of the crimes you committed. We're just here to go through the motions and let you know why you were arrested. Just stay here and wait for your trial." The two officers finished their business and left cleanly and efficiently.
Seeing the police leave without a trace of mercy, the women of the Su family burst into tears, and the men were panicked and at a loss. Su Wenxing, in particular, felt his last hope was gone. To put it nicely, it was buying and selling underage girls; in reality, it was human trafficking.
Huang Tai'an was also very helpful, and within a day, he uncovered many crimes committed by Wang Haibo. These included: "murdering others, abducting innocent young girls and women, seizing others' property, and operating a casino."
Looking at the evidence on the table, Huang Tai'an was so angry that his veins bulged. The truth of these matters had all been covered up by Wang Laifu. If he hadn't been investigating in Uncle Zhenhua's name, he wouldn't have been able to touch this evidence at all.
Wang Haibo and Wang Laifu are hateful, but those high-ranking officials who committed evil deeds for them and covered up the truth are even more hateful. It is because of people like these that the country's development has been consistently hampered.
Huang Tai'an quickly reported to his superiors in Beijing that a campaign to clean up and eliminate corruption in officialdom, which began with the buying and selling of young girls into marriage, was about to begin.
Late at night, Su Xingran appeared at the town's police station. Knowing all the locations inside the station, she hid in a hidden space and walked to the outside of Huang Tai'an's office.
The office was dark; Huang Tai'an had gone home tonight. The office door was locked, so Su Xingran had to find something to open it herself.
The locks were simple; ordinary ones could be opened easily. Su Xingran entered the office and placed the evidence she had obtained on the office desk in a conspicuous place.
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