After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Chapter 2128 It turns out you were the one who got me into trouble!

"Sister?" Shi Liu was stunned for a moment, then suddenly remembered that before her son disappeared, Si Ni suddenly appeared in front of her, saying that she had found a job in the capital and asked her what she was doing in the capital, whether she was going to the orphanage to see Jiu Ni and the others.

She didn't answer, but instead questioned Sini about why she hadn't called home for months, and the villagers all thought she had run off with some other man.

Sini retorted, "Didn't you say that phone calls are expensive, and that I should make fewer calls and save more money to send home to support my younger brother?"

Could it be that Si Ni was the one who took away Da Long?

The thought of revealing the truth about her husband killing Erni, leading to Erni also being handcuffed for harboring a criminal—all because of Sini—enraged her so much that she screamed at Captain Lu, "Where's Sini? Tell her to come out here! I'm going to beat her to death!!"

Unlike Xiao Xie, Captain Lu was not easy to talk to. He gave Shi Liu a cold glance, and she shrank back in fear, no longer daring to scream. Instead, she started crying. "This girl has gone bad." He caught a glimpse of Zhang Ran watching the show out of the corner of his eye, raised his handcuffed hands and pointed at her. "It must have been her who ordered Si Ni to kidnap my son!"

"Idiot." Zhang Ran leaned back arrogantly in his chair, glancing at her. "If you don't have evidence, you'd better think carefully before you speak. You'll get three years for harboring a criminal, and I'll have my lawyer sue you for defamation for damaging my reputation. You'll be in jail for at least five years."

Five years?! Shi Liu was terrified upon hearing this and immediately turned her attention to Captain Lu, demanding, "Where's Si Ni? Tell her to come in here and see me. I want to ask her personally whether she listened to Teacher Zhang and deliberately kidnapped my son!"

Captain Lu had a very bad impression of her, and with a gloomy face, he looked towards the door and said, "Bring her in."

All eyes turned to the direction of the main entrance.

A little girl timidly clung to the wall, too afraid to come in.

In the end, it was a policewoman who took her hand, bowed her head, and gently said a few kind words before leading her inside.

"Liu Ni?" The village chief was very surprised to see Liu Ni. "Isn't this child from the orphanage? When did she run away?" Wait, why is this child wearing new clothes? And why is there a flower rope in her hair?

Upon closer inspection, even his feet were wearing new shoes, he was taller than when he left home, and his skin was fairer.

Aren't orphanages supposed to be full and cold? How come they seem to offer better living conditions?

"How is it Liu Ni?" Shi Liu was stunned when she saw Liu Ni, almost not recognizing her. In her memory, Liu Ni was skinny and small, with her hands covered in chilblains and countless scars.

The child is at the age of rapid growth, and she has changed a lot in just a few months. Liu Ni has obviously grown taller and her face is much rounder.

Her anxious little hand gripped the policewoman's large hand tightly; the scars on her hand had faded considerably.

Is this still her Liu Ni?

They intended to leave Liu Ni at home to take care of her younger brother, but she secretly ran to the orphanage's car and was taken away with them.

Why is she living a better life than her son now?

There was no joy of a long-awaited reunion, no heartache, only anger and accusation: "Did you kidnap your brother?" He pointed at Zhang Ran, "Did Teacher Zhang tell you to do this?!"

With a loud cry, Liu Ni cried, "You abandoned us for your brother! I hate my brother! I just want to take him away and abandon him! So you'll never find him again!"

"...So it was you who ruined me!" Shi Liu gritted her teeth and tried to rush over to hit Liu Ni, but was grabbed by two policemen. No matter how much she struggled, she couldn't break free.