Chapter 146 The Terrible Confinement Room
The surroundings became quiet. Xu Yangyang pretended to be angry and pulled Jiang Runan away, returning to the room where they had been living.
"It's really disgusting, this idea is terrible!" After Jiang Runan returned to the room, he was so angry that he sat on the sofa and ignored Xu Yangyang.
"But you did find out, didn't you?" Xu Yangyang knew Jiang Linan was angry, so she sat beside him and tried to comfort him, "Did Teacher Li tell us where Yunyun and Xiaohua are?"
Jiang Linan was angry, so why wasn't she angry too?
Seeing that Teacher Li was so shamelessly seducing Jiang Runan, she slapped her with all her strength.
"I found out that the dean didn't take Yunyun to see a doctor, but instead locked her up." Jiang Lunnan suppressed his anger. "But I didn't ask where the solitary confinement room was. Teacher Li meant for me to sacrifice myself."
Jiang Linan's disgusting expression, especially the words about dedicating himself, made Xu Yangyang laugh.
"Fortunately, I arrived in time, otherwise they would have seen through your disguise."
"Let's leave here quickly. I can't stay in this disgusting place for even a moment." Jiang Linan now just wanted this place to disappear from his sight, and all the teachers and the dean here should be arrested and thrown into jail!
Xu Yangyang calmed Jiang Lunnan down. "We've come this far. There's no reason to give up. Thankfully, you asked about the confinement room. Now I can use this as an excuse to talk to the kids."
Jiang Lunnan showed a suspicious expression: "They have been trained by the dean to be so obedient. They have learned not to tell the truth when they see you since they were three or four years old. Do you think you can ask them?"
Xu Yangyang was struck by Jiang Linan's words. After thinking for a moment, she said, "But there are still some very smart children in there. They can see that I am different from the adults here and are willing to tell me the truth."
Xu Yangyang talked a lot about how the children here communicated with her, and Jiang Linan also felt that their only way now was to ask those children.
"In that case, I can distract those people, and you can concentrate on questioning the children."
Xu Yangyang agreed, and in the afternoon when the children were having activities, she saw Jiang Runan, who had gone to the activity room to play with the children, contrary to his usual behavior.
Perhaps it was because of what Teacher Li said about Jiang Linan, so now these teachers looked at him with sympathy.
It seemed as if it was Jiang Lunnan who felt sorry for Xu Yangyang because she couldn't have children, not Xu Yangyang who was sad.
They also favored Teacher Li. When Xu Yangyang arrived, one of the aunts came up to her and said, "Most of the children are playing outside today. If you want to adopt a child, why not go with them? We're watching over the children in the activity room, so nothing serious will happen."
Obviously these people intended to let Jiang Linan and Teacher Li get along well, and at this time Xu Yangyang also began to doubt whether what Teacher Li said about her having a child was false.
But since everyone here had given her the opportunity, she would naturally seize it and readily agreed: "Then I'll go outside and play with these kids. Remember to call me if you need anything."
The aunt was eager for Xu Yangyang to leave. After seeing her getting along well with the children, she actually closed the door of the activity room!
Although Xu Yangyang was worried about Jiang Linan, this was her only chance, so she went up to the children, squatted down and played with them.
Without the aunt's attention, the children here are still very willing to play with Xu Yangyang.
"Auntie, why do you stay here for so long? Aren't you and uncle going to leave?"
These children are actually very curious, and they have the curiosity they should have.
However, these natural tendencies were suppressed by the Dean's violence.
"Because Auntie wants to know if you are living well here," Xu Yangyang no longer pretended. Her face was filled with worry. She held the hand of one of the children and instantly pulled up his sleeve.
The child covered his mouth and did not scream. His exposed skin was covered with marks of beatings.
"Auntie saw the wounds on your bodies and was worried about you, so she didn't leave. Can you tell me now whether you are having a good time living here?"
Xu Yangyang's worry was mixed with fear in the eyes of these children, and they all moved away from Xu Yangyang.
But the child she caught did not leave. He pulled down his sleeves to cover the wounds on his body, lowered his head, and seemed to be thinking.
Xu Yangyang didn't urge him and squatted in front of him waiting.
After a while, he raised his head and grabbed the corner of Xu Yangyang's clothes.
"Auntie, can you really rescue them?"
Xu Yangyang didn't know how many children were included in this "they", but from what he said, she could guess that the director must have locked up quite a few children in the confinement room.
"Auntie will try every possible way to rescue them."
The child was very innocent and simple. After hearing what Xu Yangyang said, he immediately told her all the news he knew.
"When the director is angry, he will put the disobedient children in the solitary confinement room, but many of our friends have been arrested and have never come out since they entered the solitary confinement room."
When saying this, Xu Yangyang also saw fear in the eyes of the children around her, and some of them were shaking.
Obviously, these children also knew how miserable it was to be arrested, not to mention that they also had wounds on their bodies from being beaten.
"Then why don't you leave here and ask for help? Do the people who haven't come to adopt you know what's going on here?"
The little boy shook his head desperately after hearing what Xu Yangyang said: "Auntie, no one came to adopt us. In the dean's words, we are all goods. Those people came to purchase goods, not to adopt us at all."
"Purchasing goods?"
Xu Yangyang now remembered that after the dean got drunk, he still assured them that organ trading was allowed.
It seems that under the director's operation, no one came to adopt children from this welfare home, and the children who were taken away were also used as goods for organ transplants.
"Then why did the dean say someone was coming to adopt you? Are all the other children in the detention room besides those who were taken away?"
Just when Xu Yangyang was confused, an older child came to her.
"Auntie, many of my younger brothers and sisters were taken to the detention room. Even if we wanted to escape, we would be caught and locked up. The only child who escaped was called Chenchen."
Only then did Xu Yangyang realize that it wasn't that no children struggled, but that all those who struggled were arrested and would never be able to escape.
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