Chapter 1395


    Looking at her, I said calmly, "It''s not difficult to take you along with us, but at least I need to know


    why you want to leave, why are you being locked up in here, and would your parents agree to let


    you leave. If I took you away without the consent of your parents, what do you think my


    consequences would be? In addition, if you really love your sister, you shouldn''t use her to coerce


    me to bring you away from here. You know better than me that we are giving your parents money in


    exchange for your sister''s help. From a material point of view, I don''t think we owe you anything. But


    from a humanitarian point of view, if your request is reasonable and legal, I will still agree!"


    She wrapped her arms around her skinny body and sneered. Then, she said sarcastically, "You city


    people really know how to talk. You can easily ruin a life just by giving us money. Alright, it''s also


    good that you can make things clear. It shows that you are also a reasonable person. Alright, I''ll tell


    you everything."


    I was a rational person, but I was still a little shocked after listening to this girl''s story. Her name was


    Susan Hathaway, the eldest daughter of Gail Hathaway.


    In the remote mountain vige, these people had no other sources of ie except the few acres


    ofnd they owned. However, when the country gradually loosened the family nning policy four


    or five years ago, the vigers here suddenly found another good source of ie, which was


    children.


    I didn''t know who brought the news back to the vige, but eventually, children became a form of


    business transaction. Some foreigners came here to take a few of the children away and gave the


    parents tens of thousands of dors. Most of the children in the vige did not have birth


    certificates. Some of the children who were taken away were sent back, and some did not.


    Those who were sent back were lucky, but they were not in good health, and there would always be


    a lot of healthplications. However, to them, this was actually considered a good oue. At


    least they got to return home. However, some children didn''te back, and those families whose


    children had not been sent back would eventually receive a sum of hundreds of thousands of


    dors. In this way, it was considered that their child had been bought, but it was unknown whether


    they were alive or dead.


    Each family had about seven or eight children. It was not a big deal for them to lose one or two.


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    Either way, they could always give birth to another one. So for the children who had not been sent


    back, or the children who came back sick, no one cared about what they had gone through at all.


    A few families in the vige had moved away after making enough money. However, those who


    stayed behind either didn''t meet generous buyers or couldn''t have more children. They couldn''t


    bear to lose their remaining children, so they just continued to live here with their few acres ofnd.


    I was a little emotional while listening to her words. She looked at me and scoffed, "Do you think


    these people are idiots? Just now, you saw that my mother has nine children, and I am the eldest. I


    am old and useless to them, so she wanted to marry me off and collect money in betrothal gifts. For


    the money, she is willing to marry me off to a fool without hesitation. If I hadn''t gone to school or


    witnessed the lives of other children, maybe I would ept it. But I have seen it all."


    "I clearly saw what kind of family the children of my age live in and what kind of life they lead. So,


    I''m not willing to ept all of this. I''m not willing to let my mother ruin my life like this. I want to


    leave this ce, and go somewhere far, far away from here."