The second silly daughter-in-law who likes to cultivate the fertile fields

Chapter 101 Occupational Disease Again
Later, there were also young girls missing in the south, and there were hundreds of missing people reported from various places, all of whom were between four and ten years old, which attracted the attention of the Ministry of Criminal Justice.

"You said, the one who just disappeared was only four or five years old. Is that four or five years old?" Du Xiaozhu's eyes showed a slight sharpness.

The man was startled, how could a little girl have such sharp eyes.

Seeing his astonished expression, Du Xiaozhu stroked his forehead, covered his eyes with his jade hand from his forehead, and secretly regretted, 'It's over, I have committed an occupational disease again. '

Hastily showing a rescue smile, with a hint of embarrassment.

The man thought of Du Xiaozhu's words just now, but he seemed to have a flash of inspiration, looked at Du Xiaozhu excitedly and said, "My eyes are clumsy, I didn't realize that the girl is actually a member of the Gongmen!"

Now it was Du Xiaozhu's turn to be stunned. After realizing it, she quickly waved her hand to signal that the man had misunderstood.

It's just that the man mistakenly thought that Du Xiaozhu was telling him not to point it out, and quickly said in a low voice, "I understand that my lord must have been ordered to investigate this case secretly, and I will never reveal anything to others."

As he spoke, he seemed to want to prove what he said was true, and he even said frankly, "To tell you the truth, I only found out about these things after wandering around all these years because of the loss of my younger sister."

In this way, he has determined that Du Xiaozhu is a member of the Gongmen, even if Du Xiaozhu can explain it is useless.

Du Xiaozhu had no choice but to let him misunderstand.

It's just that when he said this, Du Xiaozhu heard a trace of information, which also made sense why Lin Mosheng knew more than others, and he was wandering around without a fixed place.

As for those family members who lost their children, they knew very well why they were unwilling to find their children. Presumably, it was not easy for him to come out to find his sister when he made up his mind.

Du Xiaozhu took a deep look at Lin Mosheng. If that's the case, he is a person who values ​​love and righteousness.

Seeing that Du Xiaozhu didn't deny it, Lin Mosheng continued, "I don't know what your lord asked, but I have traveled all over the country in the past few years, and I have written down all the news about the missing girl from various places. "

As he spoke, he took out a rough-bound booklet from his pocket, presumably he sewed it himself.

Du Xiaozhu read the above information carefully, although it is not as detailed as the case files, but it is already rare.

The age, address, and who the parents of the missing girl are all recorded in detail above.

Du Xiaozhu flipped through them one by one. Although she was not very familiar with the place names, it was inconceivable that the information of nearly a hundred missing girls was recorded in this booklet.

And this is only his own effort, I am afraid that there are far more records in the government than this.

The original recording time was exactly six years ago.

The missing girls were all girls. At first glance, they disappeared at different times and at different ages.

From this point of view, the missing girl is getting older and older.

Seems like something is wrong?
Du Xiaozhu quickly closed the booklet, and then flipped through it from the first side. This time, the speed was even more dizzying. If he didn't know that she was investigating the case, he would still be flipping through it for her.

Du Xiaozhu's eyes became colder the more he turned, and the corners of his lips became more curved. Colleagues who knew her well in previous lives knew that this was her expression when she found the clue.

Du Xiaozhu is not very familiar with the above method of recording the year, but it doesn't mean she doesn't understand it at all.

At first glance, the girls were of different ages when they disappeared and in different ways, and apart from the fact that they were all girls, they seemed to have nothing in common.

(End of this chapter)