At nine o'clock in the morning, Daisy returned to the dilapidated apartment she rented, accompanied by the police in charge of the surrounding blocks.

Together with those same poor girls, she was placed in churches in the Jowood area last night, and she was questioned accordingly, including the scene when they escaped, what they saw when they looked back, and where they lived , what is the family situation, do you know friends who are not too ordinary, etc., etc.

Daisy, who was still in a state of panic and fear, answered those questions truthfully.

After that, no one looked for her.

She slept in the middle of the night, and was sent to the East District in the early morning, and handed over to the vicious Mr. Policeman she often saw.

Along the way, Daisy didn't dare to speak, she was a little trembling, and when she entered the apartment where her family lived, she felt a little more at ease.

She had just stepped into the door, and before she could find her mother and sister through the hanging wet laundry, she heard a scream: "Daisy!"

Freya put down the work she was doing, like a swift deer, dodging the clothes in mid-air and the sundries on the ground, quickly ran to the door, and hugged her sister tightly.

Then, she let go of her hand, shed tears, and looked up and down Daisy in surprise and worry: "Are you okay?

"Great, you're finally back!"

Liv also stood up from behind the laundry tub, wiped her hands on her clothes, wiped her eyes and said, "Daisy, where have you been these few days?"

At this time, the police gentleman interjected: "She was kidnapped, and we rescued her."

"Thank you, thank you! You are so, so great!" Liv shed tears and used adjectives indiscriminately.

The policeman coughed lightly and said, "This is our duty... Have you encountered any strange people in recent days?"

Liv was stunned for a second, and she didn't want to add trouble and said: "No, really not."

The policeman waved his hand and said, "Be careful in the future! Don't take the path where there are no people!"

He couldn't bear the humidity and the mixed smells here, so he turned and left immediately.

Liv looked at her little daughter again, strode to her side, wiped her hands on her sides, and hugged Daisy: "Just come back, just come back..." She murmured with tears Whispering, did not ask Daisy if she was hurt.

Daisy relaxed, sobbing and crying.

Freya next to her also wept, stretched out her hands, and hugged her mother and sister respectively.

The mother and daughter cried for a while, and each relaxed.

Liv wiped her eyes again and said, "Starter the laundry first, there are many more."

Daisy, who had just been rescued, nodded and quickly got into her busy work.

It wasn't until noon, when they were eating black bread and drinking white water that could barely be called tea, that Liv had time to ask, "Daisy, are you injured?"

Daisy shook her head and said, "They just hit me a few times."

"That's great! The police rescued you? Yesterday, a kind detective was willing to help you find you for free, but you came back today. Ah, your vocabulary book is still with him." Freya said casually .

Liv had already prepared a sentence: "I will ask the old Kohler to get it back, and tell the detective that you have gone home, so that he doesn't have to be busy with this matter, no matter what, we have to say something to him again Thanks."

Daisy let go of her worries and turned to answer her sister's question: "No, it's not the police. There was a sudden explosion there, and the door that locked us was opened strangely. We ran out just like that, but we saw people standing on the roof. A Mr. or Ms.

"He was wearing black armor, a crown-like helmet, and a cloak. He just watched us quietly. None of the broken ones came to stop us and chase us."

As the "guide student" of the free school, Daisy's vocabulary is obviously richer than that of her mother Liv. JrNovels.com