"That's fine. Just call me if you have any problem!" said Aunt Niu.
Su Luo nodded and watched Aunt Niu go home. Then she closed the door, found the manuscript, and continued writing her novel.
Gu was woken up by the noise here early in the morning. He lost his sleepiness and simply got up to clean up.
Su Luo followed him.
After finishing the novel, Su Luo started to settle accounts again.
I made 18 yuan from selling braised meat today, and I spent less than one yuan. Adding the royalties and the money I made from braised meat in the past two days, it’s almost 70 yuan total.
She hadn't decided yet whether to ask the newspaper for help in posting a missing person notice. That was what she thought at first.
But now it seems a little inappropriate.
Firstly, she didn't want her novel career to be too closely related to her private life, so it would be best not to let her editor Zhou Mubai know too much about her private affairs.
Besides, she didn't know what kind of family her child was sold to. If it was a poor family that couldn't afford to buy a newspaper, then it would be useless for her to publish the article, and the news wouldn't spread...
The best way is to find the human trafficker you cooperated with in the first place.
She looked through the original owner's memory and found out that the other party had cooperated with a human trafficker, giving the child to the other party, who then resold the child and gave the money to her.
The purpose of this transaction is to prevent the child's biological parents from regretting their decision in the future and taking the child back.
No matter what, she had to go find it.
The traffickers would probably come after they finished their work in the farmland during the busiest months of October every year.
She would have to find a way to contact the other party when the time came.
Gu Yi, who was sitting next to him, had just finished cleaning the yard and was rubbing his eyes.
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