As expected, after the car stopped, someone got out with three drowsy children.
Bai Sulì wrapped a large silk scarf around herself, worried the people might recognize her, and watched them approach: "Bring the people over."
The leader lazily spoke up: "There are rules in the trade, money for people, no such thing as handing over the people before getting the money."
Bai Sulì, quite bold, replied: "If I shortchanged you, you wouldn't agree either, but sometimes people come by here, so letting you bring them inside first is just a safety precaution."
With a wave of his hand, the leader's followers took the three children inside the cave. Bai Sulì felt extremely tense, her nerves on edge, as she had provided photos beforehand and never imagined they'd kidnap the wrong person.
