Chapter 513: How to Punish Mr. Lai
Chapter 513 How to Punish Mr. Lai
Mengyu didn’t know that those words of Mr. Lai were not his own, but the intent of the city bureau’s leaders.
She felt a bit troubled. Should she accuse him of mishandling commands? It seemed that he wasn’t the chief commander of the operation.
Accuse him of dereliction of duty? He wasn’t even at the scene.
Even if he really was the chief commander and could be deemed negligent, she heard that such cases usually end up unresolved and he might even continue his career elsewhere.
She recalled how a man whose daughter had been trafficked dealt with him in her past life.
Kidnap his son and sell him far away?
Or perhaps kidnap his daughter when she grows up and sell her to someone else?
But his son, daughter, or wife are innocent; they shouldn’t pay for his tolerance of human trafficking.
Unless she sold him directly.
Thinking of selling Mr. Lai, Mengyu couldn’t help but laugh, wondering how she even came up with this idea.
This human trafficker who sells women and children, simply doesn’t sell men.
Wrong, there are those who sell men!
Mengyu remembered a news story she saw while being Ah Piao.
A mine boss, to save on labor cost, sent people to trick others into working in his mine, then imprisoned them to work day and night digging coal.
These people had no freedom, no wages, and were forced into the mines daily.
No matter how capable they were, they couldn’t escape, because the mine boss had a gun!
When these enslaved people were discovered, some had been exploited in the mines for over a decade.
This means, those deceived and sold into the mines, had already started their grueling mining life since the early eighties.
Wondering, where might such unscrupulous mines be at this time?
If this man who doesn’t consider women as humans was sent to the mines, what would happen?
As Mengyu mulled over this, she actually considered going through with it, startling herself: that would be illegal.
Even throwing an ordinary person into the mines wouldn’t be acceptable, let alone a county Public Security Bureau chief.
But even though it’s illegal, the thought of selling this man who disregards women into the mines to toil kept growing wildly in Mengyu’s mind.
She suppressed these wild thoughts, deciding to first deal with Huilan’s father’s issue.
After all, Huilan had become one of them. Her issues were their own.
Returning to the county town, she found that Shen Qi and others had come back last night.
They had followed the local people and since they didn’t encounter the target vehicle, they walked all night for nothing and returned after receiving the news that the abducted women were rescued.
After returning, since Mengyu hadn’t come back yet, they rested first.
By the second day, they woke up hungry only to realize it was already past ten in the morning, Xiao Hua took the initiative to cook for everyone, preparing extra since it was for both breakfast and lunch.
He even cooked for Mengyu.
During the meal, since Mengyu hadn’t returned yet, everyone was a bit worried.
Knowing Mengyu’s capabilities, Xiao Hua reassured everyone, "You should trust big sister, she will be fine."
Shuiyu was worried about one more person: she wondered how Huilan was doing.
Right at that moment, Mengyu walked in with Huilan, "Yo, it’s better to be lucky than early. I wonder if there’s any food cooked for me?"
Xiao Hua quickly brought bowls and chopsticks for the two, "How could we not have yours? Whenever you come back, there’s always some for you."
Mengyu introduced Huilan to everyone, "This is my friend, Wang Huilan."
Then she introduced everyone to Huilan, "This is Shen Qi, the owner of this house; this is Wu Jiangsheng, strong-bodied but simple-minded—"
Wu Jiangsheng immediately objected, "Big sister, my mind isn’t simple."