Wu Chunlian's claim that she was going to work at a factory as an ordinary worker had merely been a smokescreen to deceive her family.
She had only worked at the factory for a few days before hitting it off with several good-for-nothing men and getting involved in this scheme.
The men they blackmailed often chose to swallow their anger because they did not want to damage their reputations or affect their families. As a result, they committed the crimes more and more frequently and grew increasingly brazen.
However, just when they were feeling most pleased with themselves, someone anonymously reported them. The police caught them red-handed while they were committing a crime.
Of course, the good citizen who reported them was none other than 444.
This time, the entire Wu Family was reunited.
Zhuzhu had originally begged her father to go to the Police Station and bail them out, but after learning the truth, her father gave up on the idea.
Not only that, but he was also scared into breaking out in a cold sweat.
He had never expected that the prospective son-in-law he had always thought highly of—a handsome, capable, upright yet tactful man who treated his daughter exceptionally well—would turn out to be such a person.
Not only did he already have a wife, but they had even had a child together.
And the entire family had such vile character. For the sake of climbing the social ladder and their so-called future, they could even sell their own daughter-in-law and biological granddaughter to human traffickers.
What good person could parents like that possibly raise?
He had only one daughter, and she had nearly fallen into a den of wolves. If he was not afraid, who would be?
When Zhuzhu learned the truth, she still found it