So, have human traffickers targeted her?
Although she really wanted to see where these traffickers’ hideout was, she was about to start school and didn’t have time to waste with them, plus this wasn’t something someone her age should be doing.
So she looked at the middle-aged woman with a smile: "After saying so much, you just want to take me away? Fine, you say you know me, what’s my name? Where do I live, who are my parents, you better clarify this."
"Why are you wasting so much time talking to her? We’re about to get off, her parents are waiting at the station. This little girl, the older she gets, the harder she is to manage."
A sudden male voice joined in, immediately grabbing her other arm and pulling her towards the hard seat section.
Seeing the man’s sturdy build, Hua Yan knew she was in trouble and immediately started shouting loudly.
"Human traffickers! I don’t know them, these two people are traffickers, please save me."
As she shouted, the two traffickers’ faces changed instantly. She clearly saw them exchanging looks, clearly planning to use force and just drag her away.
Seeing the woman start rummaging through her bag, Hua Yan suddenly got nervous, afraid it might be some sort of knockout drug. Without showing any signs, she quietly pulled a fruit knife out of the space, and stabbed it into the man’s wrist, who screamed in pain and released her arm.
Hua Yan immediately put on a scared, tearful expression, holding the fruit knife, glaring vigilantly at the two, and shouted.
"Don’t come over here, I’ve already warned you, I don’t know you, please stop pretending to be my relatives, okay?"
The people around them were startled by the argument, and seeing the man bleeding, they crowded around immediately.
"Hey, little girl, you strike hard, don’t you? How could you injure him?"
"Yeah, even if you don’t know them, you shouldn’t hurt them."
Hua Yan couldn’t tell if among these people, there might be accomplices of the traffickers, so she quickly opened her mouth to block any further comments.
"They tried to take me away but couldn’t even call my name. Could some good-hearted person call the police for me, or get the train police over here? I really don’t know them. They even claimed to be my uncle and aunt. How could my aunt be this ugly? Do we look like a family to you? If they hadn’t tried to pull me away, I wouldn’t have stabbed them. Otherwise, I might have been dragged away by now."
"My seat is in the sleeper section, while they’re in hard seats. How could we be a family? I bet they don’t even know which station I’m getting off at. Trust me, just ask and you’ll find out! Quick, help me catch them, I saw them pulling something out of their bag earlier, there’s definitely knockout drugs in there. I was wrong to injure them, and I will pay for their medical bills later."
Hua Yan reacted quickly, but so did the two traffickers. Seeing the crowd, knowing the odds were against them, they tried to push through and escape.
But this move confirmed their guilt.
"Look, they’re guilty and trying to escape, quickly, catch them, don’t let them get away."
"Who knows how many innocent kids and women they’ve captured, who knows how many lives these two have cost, we can’t let them go."
Hua Yan pulled out her camera and snapped photos of the two, then took out her phone and called 110. Seeing even a child having such a strong sense of self-defense, everyone subconsciously followed her lead, with several men blocking the way out.
Hua Yan’s call got through, she quickly explained the situation on the train, and in less than ten minutes, the broadcast in the train car called for the train police to come to their carriage.
The man’s face turned terrifyingly pale, attempting several times to escape through the window but couldn’t find the opportunity. Hua Yan had the upper hand with her phone and camera, immediately gaining control of the situation, also because of her deep hatred for human traffickers, thinking of all the lost children in the future only made her angrier.
Finally, all three were taken to a specific car by the train police. In the car, Hua Yan explained everything, with several witnesses, and even found items spiked with knockout drugs, a knife, and even rope in their belongings. Now, even if they wanted to deny it, they couldn’t.
The train police asked Hua Yan for her name, where she was going, who her parents were, none of which these two could answer, the answer was clear.