The next day, Ji Yinbing received an interview from the radio station.
Two days later, when this interview video was broadcasted, it set off a wave of women's rights in India. On the streets, girls marching could be seen everywhere. Among them, some resisted child marriage, some resisted rape, and some resisted favoring men over women.
Many lowlifes requested for everyone to be equal and completely uproot the malignant caste system.
At that moment, India was bustling with activity.
Whether or not their protests achieve their goals, they finally knew how to resist, which was an improvement.
Yan Nuo stared at the pictures taken by the reporters on the television in deep thought.
He looked away from the television and at La Pu. "Where is she?" he asked him.
Before La Pu could say anything, Yan Nuo added, "Come with me to Arosenge's house to get her back."
La Pu finally spoke.
He said, "Miss Ji has returned to America."
