Don't be too sweet

Chapter 1664 Inexplicable Intuition ([-])

Chapter 1664 Inexplicable Intuition ([-])

Knowing that the other party has a problem, it is impossible for He Shanshan to hand over this little boy who may have a smooth journey.

It's just that the hairy feeling in her heart has not diminished.

Feeling uneasy, He Shanshan looked at Yang Jiu, trying to find peace of mind from her husband.

She told herself that it's useless to be anxious right now, the little boy has already been picked up, so let's stabilize first.

Everyone didn't expect that a human trafficker was caught in the matter of borrowing food for food, which was very novel.

The team is still going on, but He Shanshan's mind is no longer here.

She didn't know why, her eyelids were always twitching, and her heart was always jumping with fear.

Seeing that the time was almost up, He Shanshan planned to leave Jiazhuang and go back to Duofu Village. She always felt that staying in Duofu Village would be safer for her.

When she was about to turn around, it was an older boy's turn in the line, bringing five children of different ages.

He Shanshan's footsteps faltered a little, and then she heard someone talking over there.

"I want to use myself to exchange food for my younger brothers and sisters."

He is a boy who entered the period of male duck voice change at the age of thirteen or fourteen.

He Shanshan glanced over the five children whose clothes were worn out and patched.

"Where are your elders?" the manager of the farm asked.

"Our elders are gone, and I am the eldest in the family," said the thirteen or fourteen-year-old boy who still stood up.

He Shanshan frowned and looked at Yang Jiu again.

I have encountered too many things today, and I always feel... my heart is hairy, and the sense of uneasiness is entangled in my heart.

"What about the household registration documents?" the steward asked again.

The boy took out a household registration document: "This belongs to our five brothers and sisters. We don't have a house. We are homeless children who grew up relying on the food in the village. But don't worry, I can already do things. , I can move more than a hundred catties..."

Thirteen or fourteen-year-old boys are constantly promoting themselves.

He Shanshan pursed her lips.

The old man really knew about the thirteen or fourteen-year-old boy, so he told He Shanshan.

"This is from Qinghe Village. Their mother should have given birth to a child and died of blood collapse. Their father was heartbroken and died of illness that year. The oldest was only a little over eight years old..."

The old man showed a know-it-all look.

He Shanshan was also secretly relieved to hear that the other party was someone with a clean identity and background.

If so, she is willing to help the other party.

"Now everyone in Qinghe Village doesn't have any surplus food, so no one will distribute food to them," the old man finally said.

He Shanshan glanced at Yang Jiu, and asked the old man solemnly: "What do you think of this man's character?"

The old man nodded: "Yes, but there is one problem. The boy left the village for a year, and no one knows where he went."

He Shanshan: "..." Another uncertainty.

Even if she wants to help people, she doesn't want to have the ending of "The Farmer and the Snake", so is she going to help or not?

Yang Jiu saw his daughter-in-law's entanglement, so he immediately said to the old man, "Help them, you don't need to sign a contract of sale, just ask the oldest boy to sign a long-term employment contract."

The old man replied: "Yes!"

He Shanshan pursed her lips, looked at the sleepy little boy in her arms, and then at the five children over there, feeling a little conflicted in her heart.

In just a short while, the old man had already told the five children about Yang Jiu and He Shanshan's thoughts. The older children looked at He Shanshan and Yang Jiu gratefully, bowed down to thank He Shanshan and the others, and then left with the old man.

He Shanshan looked down at the little boy in her arms again.

A very inexplicable intuition, intuitively felt that the accident would be the little boy in his arms.

(End of this chapter)