Su Wan felt hungry, very hungry.
She already had stomach problems and low blood sugar, so when she saw Aunt He leading a group of people to surround her, Su Wan did not feel any other emotions.
Hunger was the most obvious physical feeling.
It urgently bit every nerve in Su Wan, constantly reminding Su Wan to eat something to fill her stomach. Otherwise, let alone fighting with people like Aunt He, she might directly faint.
Su Wan came from a wealthy family. She had never been worried about material things in the first half of her life. This had cultivated her relatively kind and simple character. However, this did not mean that Su Wan was a blank sheet of paper.
She had also heard that in order to control the kidnapped women and children, the first step of human traffickers was basically not to give them food or water. In addition, they beat them up.
