Wu Wanying still felt it was too wasteful to feed them.
Aunt Chunhua, knowing her character, chimed in, "Teacher Wu, this is a token of the children's goodwill. If you don't accept it, you'll be letting them down."
There were too many things, so Lu Ze carried most of them by himself, while Yu Yao, Wu Wanying, and Aunt Chunhua helped carry the rest.
Aunt Chunhua knew they had something to say, so she helped them carry their things into the yard and then prepared to leave.
Wu Wanying handed her a handful of candy and a can of fruit, saying, "Aunt Chunhua, don't be in such a hurry to refuse. There's something else I need your help with."
"What's up?"
"Here's the thing, my son-in-law's nephew is a reporter for the Guangcheng Daily. The division commander sent him to interview the families of the military factory workers and to take photos for everyone. Could you please ask Aunt Chunhua to help tell everyone?"
Aunt Chunhua smiled and said, "Everyone is overjoyed about such a good thing. I'll go right now."
Wu Wanying specifically mentioned the names of two people, insisting that Aunt Chunhua invite them.
These were people from the old tenement compound with whom she didn't have a good relationship, including Wan Guihua.
Wu Wanying had always suspected that Wan Guihua had taken the child.
Her husband and Wan Guihua's husband both came to the island with their master, and the two have been competing with each other ever since they met.
She is the prime suspect.
The reason Yu Yao and Lu Ze turned back was to take photos for the people in the family compound.
Lu Ze thought this was a good opportunity to get the photos and make it easier to identify the murderer.
Because of the previous reports about military spouses, the families of the shipyard residents were exceptionally cooperative this time, and Yu Yao and Lu Ze successfully obtained a group photo of the people who lived in the tenement back then through Lu Yuanhao.
Three copies of the photo were developed. One was sent to Qin Province so that Wu Huaiqing could confirm it with Uncle Niu, and another was kept as a backup.
After receiving the remaining ticket, Lu Ze and Yu Yao went to the island's public security bureau immediately.
When the police officer who went to the tenement to confirm the information looked at the group photo, he pointed to one of the women and said, "This is the woman who told us that we had found the child. She looked very distinctive, like two sunflower seeds sprinkled on a pancake for eyes. She left a deep impression on me back then."
Yu Yao and Lu Ze looked at the person the police pointed to and exchanged a glance.
I never expected it to really be her.
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