Suwen AND Crucible (Three)

  Luò Kě lay on the bed, listlessly fiddling with a doll placed beside her. Her body was injured to such an extent that she couldn't even get out of bed; she had been cooped up for so long that she was almost growing mold. This state was no better than when she was a ghost - at least then she was free and unrestrained.

  Just as Luo Ke was thinking about something in a muddled way, the hospital room door opened.

  Several cute cartoon characters walked in from the door one by one, stood still in front of the bed, and made various comical movements to the music, their clumsy bodies swaying back and forth, making people laugh.

  Luò kě sat on the bed, watching those cartoon characters jumping around with effort. Her eyes felt a little sour, she could feel their intention to make her happy.

  She opened her mouth and Luo Ke revealed a big smile, with eyes curved into crescent shapes.

  She understood their intention.

  "Mei Ji, how are you? You're pregnant and it's really tough doing this."

  Several people outside the ward took off their headgear, and Rongzhi's mother helped Meiji to sit down on a chair aside. On such a hot day, wearing such thick cartoon costumes, they couldn't bear it, let alone Meiji who was pregnant, how could she endure such a great sin?

  Dong Xun handed the water cup to Mei Ji and said with some heartache, "Mei Ji, let's take care of these things from now on. Su Yuan is already like this, if something happens to you too, this family will be completely finished."

  Mei Qi's face was a bit pale, the black hair on her forehead was all wet with sweat. She took a sip of water and moistened her dry throat before saying: "I'm fine, as long as Su Yuan is happy, I don't care about anything else."

  Since the incident with Suyuan, Mei-ji has been filled with self-reproach. She stubbornly believes that if she had not been so concerned about her own unborn child, she would not have neglected Suyuan. If only she had sent Suyuan to school that day, perhaps her child would not have suffered such pain?

  Seeing Mei Qi being so determined, Dong Xun didn't say anything else, he just thought that from now on he would take care of her a bit more.

  The days went by one after another, and when Luo Mo was able to stand up with support, the police had also arrived.

  Those two policemen also knew that what they did was indeed unfair, but the law stipulated so. Even if they were extremely sympathetic to this little girl, they had no good way out.

  "Although the suspect has been locked in a small range, unless there is conclusive evidence, an arrest warrant can be issued to catch the criminal. However, such evidence has not been found at this time, unless Su Xuan can specify the murderer among several suspects, they can carry out the capture."

  Luo Ke didn't know what language to use to describe this damn law. Let her go identify the perpetrator, did they not think that facing this devil, the little girl covered in scars would completely collapse.

  If it were Suwen, she would definitely be heartbroken, but Suwen is no longer here. The one occupying this body now is Luo Ke, a girl with an unyielding temperament, and nothing can hurt her.

  The police's words almost made Maggie collapse, she tightly grasped the police officer's clothes and painfully exclaimed: "Isn't there any other way? My child has suffered so much torture, why do you want her to go through that kind of pain again?"

  The police officer who was caught by his clothes looked away helplessly, he had no way to determine which one was the real culprit and they also had no way to make an arrest.

  "Mom, it's okay, I won't let someone who hurt me hurt other kids."

  Luō Kě said quietly, even if they were unwilling to go, they had to go, otherwise there would be no evidence, and the person who hurt Sù Yuān would still be at large.

  Mei Qi weakly released her grip on the police officer's clothes and slowly slid to the ground, looking at her daughter sitting on the bed, suddenly covering her face and bursting into tears.

  Sorry, baby, Mom didn't protect you well.

  The police brought in a psychiatrist to determine if Luo Ke's mental state was normal, then took out the photos of those suspects and had Luo Ke identify them.

  As she flipped through the photos one by one, Luo Ke's hand pressed down on the photo of the suspect. Underneath the photo was written the name of the suspect: Cui Yongzhi.

  "It's him."

  The police arrested Choi Young-ji, but he refused to admit to the crime in court, saying that he was drunk that day and didn't know anything.

  For this result, Luo Ke had already anticipated it. How could that man easily confess? The punishment for sober crime and drunken crime is quite different after all.

  Does he think he can escape responsibility like this?

  "Mom, do you still remember Li Meiying who lived on the next street?" Luo Ke looked at Meiji sitting on the edge of the bed and said. After these days of getting along, she could already call Meiji "mom" very naturally.

  Mei Qi didn't know why Luo Ke asked this, but she still felt very happy that Su Yuan could talk to her: "I know, she went missing two years ago, and it's said that she was kidnapped by human traffickers."

  "Mom, it's not like that, Li Meiying was killed by that uncle."

  Mei Qi stared at Luo Ke in shock, unable to react for a long time. The little girl from the neighboring street who often came to their small shop had gone missing one day, and despite her family's efforts to find her, she was nowhere to be found, leading them to believe that she had been kidnapped by human traffickers. But now, Su Yun said that the child had actually been murdered.

  Mei Qi quickly told the police this important news, saying that Choi Yong-ji was not a first-time offender. Two years ago, a little girl had suffered a similar misfortune, but unfortunately, she had been killed by Choi Yong-ji, the beast.

  This strong/□ □ female case turned into a murder case, causing great attention from the top. Based on the clues provided by Luo Ke, they entered Cui Yongzhi's home for a search and finally found limb remains in a kimchi jar.

  According to DNA matching, it was finally confirmed that the remains were those of Li Meiying, who had been missing for a long time.

  Li Meiying's mother fainted as soon as she heard that her daughter had died.

  She had always thought that her child was kidnapped by human traffickers, and she thought there would be a day when she could see her daughter again, but her hope was completely shattered.

  Her daughter will never come back again.

  The author has something to say: When writing this, I feel very heavy-hearted. Although this is not happening in our country, every place has its similarities, and every year many girls suffer from such things. However, the punishment for those criminals is often too light. Although this wish seems futile, I still hope that every criminal who harms children will not have a good ending.

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