Unveiled: The Survivor's Triumph

Chapter 209

Chapter 209 A Mother's Strength

"No, where are you taking me? I won't go!"

The woman was being dragged to a car by a bunch of guys, fighting like crazy to get away.

People walking by acted like they didn't see a thing, like this was just another night outside the club.

Someone in the car yelled, "Hurry up! Are you playing or what?"

"I'm not that kind of girl. Please, let me go."

She was being pulled along, holding on tight and begging for mercy.

One of the guys, clearly annoyed, slapped her across the face.

"Don't pretend to be pure. Pool babies here are just selling themselves. Do a good job, and I'll pay you more."

She covered her face, crying. "Please, I have a kid waiting for me at home."

One guy sneered and pinched her cheek. "So soft, huh? We can't believe you have a child. Just play with us."

"Hurry up, I can't wait any longer," the person in the car urged again.

The guys kept dragging her towards the car. She clung to the door, her feet braced against the car, refusing to get in.

I stood nearby, arms crossed, and said coldly, "I'll give you ten seconds to let her go."

They stopped, and even her crying paused.

Everyone turned to look at me.

"Hey, a beauty."

"Nice figure, quite the woman."

Their eyes lit up, looking at me like I was a prize.

The woman saw me, tears still on her face, and called out softly, "Emily."

It was Sophie. I had a fleeting glimpse of her last night and thought she looked familiar. Turned out it really was her.

her a reassuring look, checked my watch, and said calmly, "Ten seconds are up.

car poked his head out, eyes flashing with interest when he

the car window with his fingers, smiling

or do you want to join in

guy urged, "Don't waste time.

raised my eyelids and glanced at them indifferently. They could see the disdain in my eyes. This disdain probably triggered their desire

"Take her away."

others, so they let go of Sophie and walked towards

smile on my face, looking at

guy in front was

already standing in front of me, shielding me, and

guy who got kicked down naturally didn't take it well,

Dakato started fighting

and got into

the guy in the car also got out to help. A few

thugs

had them all on the ground,

the driver's seat and quickly

I sat in the back seat, and she kept crying.

head and smoothed

moved out a while ago. I also checked the kindergarten where you worked, and they said you haven't been there

lowered her head, hesitated for a long time, and finally spoke, "I,

Starlight City, was probably the dirtiest and most

Dakato to drive to Grimeville

I

lady. Her husband works at a construction site, and she stays home doing housework, not working. So I asked her to watch Abby at night for ten dollars a day. When I get home from work,

imagine what kind of life

clutched her bag and cautiously asked, "Emily, can I change my clothes in

I nodded. "Go ahead."

T-shirt and jeans from her bag, then used a small mirror, tissues,

arrived at Grimeville Ghetto, we got out of the car. The ground was uneven dirt, with

development hadn't touched this place, so most of the houses were old and run-down. The wealthier folks had moved to the city center, leaving these homes mostly rented out to migrant workers. The conditions were rough, and the place was a mix of all sorts

streetlights, just the dim moonlight

we entered an alley, she slowed down and turned to remind me, "Emily, the road here is tricky, be

broken tiles and the occasional glass bottle underfoot. Single-story houses lined the alley, with people smoking on doorsteps and men

used to the awkward scenes. Our arrival drew curious glances and whispers. After a while, I heard a

her pace toward a house. She knocked on the door, and the child's

you're back early today," a

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