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“Where is the Village Chief?”
Liu Qi asked, “Why haven’t I seen him?”
“He went to chase after a cargo.”
I replied, “That cargo is disobedient, and the Village Chief insists on bringing her back.”
“Alright then, let’s eat first.”
Liu Qi said, “We’re starving.”
“Sure thing.”
I happily led them inside.
The table was filled with a sumptuous feast.
Liu Qi and the others immediately sat down and began to eat.
Taking advantage of the moment, I went outside and untied the women who had been bound.
I instructed Fang Xiaoxia to take them to the secret room for safety.
Then, I returned to the house to wait for the traffickers.
They quickly finished their meal, each one lying on the ground and burping.
Women came in carrying a basin of water.
I gave each of them a basin of water and poured it over their heads.
They were startled awake, ready to curse us, only to realize that their hands and feet were bound.
They looked at us in terror, not understanding what had happened.
The women used chains to tie them up and then beat them with sticks.
The children also joined in, kicking them with their feet.
They fell unconscious, bound to the Elevated Structure.
Once everything was over, I led the women and children back home.
Tomorrow, we would go to the county town to report these human traffickers to the police.
I held a meeting at home.
“Now, what we need to deal with are these traffickers and the men,” I said. “I advise you not to let any of those bastards get away.”
“Sister Xia, don’t worry,” a girl replied. “We know what to do.”
I gave all the women three days to think it over; if they wanted to leave the village and return to society, they could come with me.
In these three days, Fang Xiaoxia, Zhou Ping, and the five girls played a crucial role.
They described the outside world and the situation of their loved ones to the women in the village, igniting a longing for freedom and connection.
Despite their fears, deep down, they all wished to leave this place.
During these three days, the traffickers and other men in the village endured extreme torment.
Every day, they were subjected to tortures such as Needle Torture, Snake Bite, and Knife Cutting.
Their suffering instilled fear in the men of the village.
Among these men, the traffickers suffered the most.
They were hung naked on the Elevated Structure, their bodies marred with wounds, even their eyes slashed.
The women would come daily to torment them, while the men tried to avoid attracting their attention, fearing they would become the next victims.
I watched from the Elevated Structure at home as the traffickers were tortured.
I encouraged the women to use harsher methods to make them feel the pain of hell on earth.
I firmly believed that these traffickers had not yet repented and deserved even harsher punishment.
I left the matter in the hands of other women while I rested at home.
Zhou Tiezhu followed Fang Xiaoxia closely, showing her unwavering loyalty.
Fang Xiaoxia and Zhou Ping were busy providing psychological counseling and therapy for the women, while also devising new methods of torment that would ensure the perpetrators did not die, yet suffered immensely.
Three days later, all the women in the village gathered in my yard.
They decided to return home, back to society.
I encouraged them and prepared a thick iron chain, intending to use it to bind those traffickers.
We dragged a heavy iron chain, one end tied to a group of barely clothed men, into public view.
The incident sparked intense discussions online.
Initially, many condemned the actions of the women, but as the police department revealed the traffickers' crimes and the true stories of the victims, public sentiment shifted, and support for the women's actions began to grow.
Some even called for the release of these traffickers so they could face societal condemnation.
The traffickers were taken into the police station.
Thinking they had been saved, they soon realized they had entered another hell.
Inside the police station, they faced severe punishment from their fellow inmates.
The men of the village did not escape this fate either.
Village Chief Zhou Fu was sentenced to death.
Before he died, he also experienced the "warm hospitality" of his fellow inmates.
Li Ting was arrested by the police for his involvement in the trafficking of Fang Xiaoxia.
Based on the clues we provided, the police apprehended a large number of traffickers.
They also excavated many remains of trafficked women from the hills behind the village.
These remains were properly buried.
With the help of the police, the trafficked girls returned to their hometowns.
However, some were still unable to find their families due to memory loss and could only temporarily stay in hotels.
I gave them money to help them restart their lives.
Fang Xiaoxia could not return to school to continue her studies due to injuries on her face.
I offered her a job at my restaurant and promised to take her for cosmetic surgery.
After a year of treatment, her face healed well.
She decided to study law and become a lawyer, using her strength to help more people in need.
Zhou Ping also became a police officer, hoping to rescue more victims through her efforts.
I took Zhou Tiezhu to the hospital for an examination and found that his brain injury was incurable.
But I did not lose heart; I continued to cherish this only family member.
Fang Xiaoxia decided to stay in my restaurant.
She became a renowned lawyer, yet she still cared for Zhou Tiezhu as if he were family.
She often took him out for fun and introduced Zhou Tiezhu to her colleagues as her brother.
Years passed, and most of the girls in the restaurant found their own families.
However, some were unable to return home for various reasons, so they chose to stay and continue working at the restaurant.
I gifted the restaurant to Fang Xiaoxia.
This was not merely a property transfer; it was my way of showing love for her and Zhou Tiezhu.
Under my care, Fang Xiaoxia felt the warmth of home.
She finally called me "Mom," expressing her deep affection for me.
I had also fulfilled my mission, saving the women in the village and giving them a new life.
My journey of redemption continued.
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