Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1418: Chapter 1412: Found it _1 Chapter 1418: Chapter 1412: Found it _1 “You feel pain too, huh? Then why do you do what you have done to those children? Don’t you have kids at home?” After hearing this, Xiao Qi directly kicked the man. Had the audacity to complain about the pain when he had caused much more to others? Didn’t he think others felt pain too?

“I…” The man was at a loss for words. He was like a fish on the chopping board, left to be slaughtered.

“What ‘I…I’? Sit properly.” After Xiao Qi tied him up, he made them all squat together. It wasn’t that he was afraid they would run away, but rather that they couldn’t, even if they wanted to because Chu Molin had connected them all together with a rope, stringing them up like skewers. Hence, running away would require every single one of them to act cohesively. With these circumstances, even taking a single step was difficult, let alone running.

“Boss, there’s something odd happening ahead,” said Wu Jie, leading his men to the scene, with one of his subordinates drawing attention.

“What’s the matter?” Wu Jie looked at his teammate with bewilderment.

“Look, there’s a car over there. How could there be a car in such a place?” The team member pointed towards Xiao Qi’s parked car and told Wu Jie.

“Perhaps somebody is here to enjoy the cool night breeze.” Another team member also looked in the direction of the car and didn’t find anything unusual, assuming it was not purposeful.

“Alright, stop making wild guesses. Let’s go over and see for ourselves.” Wu Jie, watching his men speculating, thought it better to check out the situation personally. That would provide a clear answer.

“We’ll follow captain’s orders.” The team members were essentially meant to follow their superior’s orders.

“Okay, then let’s move.” Wu Jie was worried that they were late. If they were, and the ship had left, they would have a tough time locating any clues or finding people.

“You two, what are you doing here?” Wu Jie asked Chu Molin and Qin Xue, who were getting children out from a crate.

“We caught some suspicious activity from these people, so we decided to check things out. We didn’t expect them to be so cunning, they transported their cargo in batches. It’s so meticulously done that it’s nearly impossible to detect anything wrong,” Chu Molin thought. If it wasn’t for Xue Ling’s words, they might have missed the boat that was all set to leave.

If that was the case, rather than saving people, they would have been run around in circles.

“So, what’s the situation now?” Wu Jie asked while pointing to the opened crates.

“There are children in here; we need to get them out as soon as possible.” While Chu Molin responded to Wu Jie, he continued to work at hand.

“Did you all hear that? Let’s get tworking.” Having not expected all the crates to contain children, Wu Jie ordered his men to help Chu Molin after hearing his statement. Otherwise, it would take the two men forever to get the job done.

“Understood, chief.” The team members realized that all the children here had been trafficked. Seeing the youngest one, Cohen, they were angered at the traffickers who could stoop so low for a bit of money.

Everyone felt saddened. These children were too pitiful. They had no idea how frantic the parents of these children would be.

After everyone worked together, they finally managed to open all the crates. Seeing all these children, the police officers didn’t know what to say. Had it not been for Chu Molin and the others to arrive, the ship would surely have sailed off.

“Thank you, Uncles.” The oldest child was only ten but she was the eldest in her family and was very sensible. She did enough to ensure they lived well, but her family didn’t appreciate her efforts. They were too busy pampering her younger siblings to care about her needs.