Hush, They Told Me Not to Speak

#Case of a Foster Father Abusing His Underage Adopted Daughter# The girl called the police several times. A case was once opened, but in the end, nothing came of it. The foster father denied that he had adopted the girl. Since she was already fourteen, he argued that they were in a romantic relationship. The girl firmly denied having any romantic relationship with her foster father. She said that during the three years she was abused, her foster father repeatedly made her watch vulgar videos involving minors, used toys on her, and told her this was normal. Her foster father is a senior legal adviser at a major multinational corporation, an independent non-executive director at a certain company, and a vice president and chief legal officer at a certain group. During a phone call, the police said: "Don't call it rape." "Some cases just end up going nowhere." #Celebrity Lures Teenage Girls Into Public Auditions for a Mistress# #Leader Molests Female Employee After a Drinking Session# "We only met once." "We were in a romantic relationship." "I didn't get her drunk or force her." "I was drunk." "The bad guy is guilty, but the girl isn't exactly innocent either." "They just couldn't agree on the price." "She knew there'd be drinking and went anyway. You can't blame anyone else if she didn't take precautions." "No one else had this happen to them. Maybe you should look at what you did wrong." "You're young, so listen and don't be difficult." "You're grown up now, so listen. You know what happens if this gets exposed." [This is a story I don't want to update, and don't want readers to expect updates from.] [I have no intention of ranking the severity of different crimes. I only want to write something for the children and women who have been hurt, and do what little I can to help.] [Though this story is categorized as a tragedy, there is still a heart reaching toward the light in the darkness.] [If any readers feeling down need someone to talk to or help, you can contact me at wb@Jinjiang Ying Chi.] [Things will get better. Love you all.] Theme: Protecting the rights of women and underage children