Chapter 734 No Evil Deed Can Go Unpunished (1/2)

Ancho ran towards the little girl she saw from afar and grabbed hold of her as she yelled in frustration. ”Where on earth did you go? Don't you know that I was worried sick about you?”

”Clap!” Ancho was so angry that she slapped the girl's face against the flat of her palm. ”How dare you run off like that without telling me? Promise me that you will follow everything I say from now on!”

The little girl's face was red and wet with tears, terror in her eyes. Watching the helpless child cry herself into oblivion made Ancho feel much better and she decided to bring her back.

Meanwhile, the child's scream of pain put into the air, writ large for anyone who cared to help end it and before long it drew attention from the passersby. Ancho began to yell at them angrily. ”What are you all looking at? Haven't you ever seen anyone discipline their kids before? Stop looking at us and mind your own business!” Ancho was infuriated.

All of a sudden, someone rushed towards Ancho and delivered a loud, sharp smack to her cheek, sending her staggering backwards with her hand clutching her face. ”Clap!”

Dizzied, when the black dots quit covering her vision, Ancho shook her head to clear the fuzzy, heavy feeling. ”You bitch! How dare you? Do you have any idea who I am?”

”How dare you slap my daughter? I don't care who you are! I've never even met you. Why did you slap my girl for no reason! Are you crazy?”

The mother pulled her daughter back, waving her fist and yelling at Ancho. Shocked, Ancho tried to grab the girl and said, ”What are you talking about, you stupid bitch? This is my child!”

”Help! Help! Help me please! This woman is trying to take my daughter away from me! She must be a human trafficker! If I had come back a little later, she would have kidnapped my daughter!” The woman cried out for help, acting out of desperation.

If there was anything people hated more than human traffickers, it was child traffickers. When the people around saw the hysterical mother crying for help they started to gather around.

That was when Ancho finally realized that something was not right and she lowered her head to look at the little girl's face. Lo and behold, the girl wasn't Beryl! It was just some other child who looked like Beryl.

”I...I just mistook the girl... Hey! What are you trying to do? Stay back! Don't come any closer...”