Chapter 215 My Uncle
Jun Lan: "What are you talking about? How can a little brat like you know everything?"
Mingli: "There's no time. They'll find us sooner or later. We might as well go out and join them now. Mom, you must remember what I just said. Survival is more important than anything else. If I have the chance, I will definitely come back to save you."
Mingli took Junlan's hand and walked towards the direction where the fire and sound came from.
A hunter from the village first spotted them and shouted to the other hunters, "I found them! I found them!"
Fearing that they would escape again on the road, the hunters rushed forward and tried to tie up Junlan and Mingli.
Mingli said, "Don't do this! It'll scare my mother. She's holding my sister! If we didn't want to go back with you, we would have just continued hiding in there. Are you grown men afraid of a woman and a few children?"
The hunters all lowered their heads in shame.
One of them said to Mingli, "We don't want to bully you orphans and widows like this, but our wives and children are in the hands of those drug traffickers. If we don't hand you over, these beasts will torture them in who knows how. Now we have no choice but to let your mother suffer. Sacrificing her can save our entire village. After all, this is a good deal."
Mingli's face flushed with anger, but he quickly calmed down.
They're brothers, but if anything goes wrong, they'll sell out these outsiders first. But then again, if this happened in any other village, they'd just send someone from their own village to take the blame. They only care about the drug dealers' moods and wishes, not your lives, let alone you outsiders. Furthermore, these people are really here because of their mother's notoriety, so they're definitely going to hand her over.
Mingli was really worried about Junlan, who still had a silly look on her face. She might not even realize what inhumane experience was about to happen to her. Sometimes he really hated himself for not having three heads and six arms to protect her from suffering.
At this time, the big rooster in Junlan's backyard began to crow.
Bo Sang: "Brothers, get ready to take action. Pick a few girls from among them and take them back."
The crowd began to stir.
"Lord Bosang, don't do anything yet. I will bring the person back to you." A hunter came back breathlessly and said.
Bo Sang: "Why are you the only one back? Where's the mute girl I wanted?"
"A woman with several children can walk slowly, and they were afraid you'd get anxious, so they asked me to come back and let you know so you can be patient."
Bo Sang said impatiently: "A woman with a burden is really unacceptable."
A younger brother outside shouted, "Here they come, sister-in-law and the others are back."
Bo Sang pushed everyone aside and said, "Get out of my way. Let me see how beautiful that woman is."
Bosang immediately snatched the child from Junlan's arms and threw her to the ground. Didi was so scared that she burst into tears.
Fortunately, the sand on the ground was soft, so Didi was not hurt. Junlan was also very scared. She felt sorry for her daughter, so she hit Bosang and then picked up Didi.
Bo Sang: "Take all her children away from me."
Immediately, several strong men came over to Junlan and snatched away Didi from her arms and Lele from her back.
Jun Lan was confused for a moment, but she couldn't snatch the child away from them, so she could only watch anxiously as her child was snatched away.
Bo Sang hugged Jun Lan and looked her up and down, saying with a lecherous look, "You are indeed a good material with delicate skin and tender flesh. Let me help you, a little widow, to have some meat tonight."
He pulled Junlan and walked towards her house. Junlan held Mingli's hand tightly and refused to let go.
Bo Sang: "I told you widows that you can't take care of sons. Do you need a man to watch you when you have sex with him? He looks like he's ten years old, right? In a few years, he'll get married and have children. By then, he'll forget his mother. You'll have to rely on us men in the future. Let's go and stop arguing."
Junlan still held Mingli's hand tightly and refused to let go. Mingli repeated to Junlan in Mandarin: "Remember not to resist. Staying alive is the most important thing."
Junlan bit her lips and said nothing.
Bo Sang was shocked when he heard this, but he still said impatiently: "I didn't expect you to be so courageous. Then let's open your eyes together!"
Bosang dragged the mother and son into the house, then threw Junlan onto the bed and began to strip her clothes.
Junlan fought desperately, but to little avail. Seeing that all her clothes were stripped off, Junlan bit Bosang's tiger mouth hard.
Bo Sang licked the wound with his mouth, then slapped Jun Lan hard on the face and cursed loudly: "You stinky bitch, why don't you be my woman honestly? Why are you pretending to be a chaste heroine here? Once you get into my bed, I can train you into a slut."
After one slap, Jun Lan was already stunned by him. Her head was swollen and she could no longer think of anything. She could only let the man in front of her do whatever he wanted to her.
Mingli: "Can you please let my mother go? As long as you are willing to let him go, I am willing to work like a slave for you. I beg you not to make things difficult for him."
After saying this, he knelt on the ground and kowtowed to Bosang repeatedly.
The sound of kowtows hit Jun Lan's heart and also disturbed Bo Sang's interest. He was somewhat moved by Mingli who was kneeling on the ground.
Bo Sang got down from the bed and asked, "Are you from China?"
Mingli nodded.
Bo Sang: "What have you done to leave your hometown and come to this place?"
Mingli: "My father is dead, and the enemies who were hunting him down didn't even want to let my mother and my brother and sister-in-law go, so I took them and fled here overnight."
Bosang: "Who did you learn Burmese from?"
Mingli: "I was adopted by their family. My biological mother was from the Wa State of Myanmar. She taught me how to speak fluent Burmese."
Bosang: "Wa people? Which village? What's your name?"
Mingli: "I don't know which village she is from. She didn't tell me. I only know that everyone in her village calls her Meizhu."
"Meizhu?" Bosang felt sad when he heard the name.
"Does your mother have a mole on her forehead, dark skin, and her hands are a little bent and can't be straightened?"
Mingli was a little surprised when she heard what he said. How could he know so much about her biological mother?
Mingli: "Yes, she said it was because she did too much farm work in the village before and it caused her to become disabled due to rheumatism."
Bo Sang: "Did your mother tell you about her family?"
Mingli: "No, but I heard her say she seems to have a brother."
Bo Sang: "I am Meizhu's brother, your uncle!"
Mingli: "Then you know she is gone?"
Bo Sang nodded. "Last year, I asked someone about you. I knew about your existence and wanted to adopt you, but when I thought about my life experience, I decided not to. Later, when I learned that you were adopted, I felt relieved. I didn't expect to meet you in this situation."
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