“No drugs found.” Zhang Yu and Li Tian finished searching the bags and shook their heads at Luo Fei with grim expressions.
The tattooed girl immediately started shouting again.
“I told you there’s nothing! Nothing! You just wouldn’t believe us. How could we possibly have drugs on us? Are some people blind or something?”
Luo Fei frowned. Then his gaze returned to the two girls.
Suddenly, he noticed a detail.
Their lips were visibly cracked and dry—clear signs of dehydration. Yet both of them were holding bottled water… and hadn’t touched it at all.
In an instant, Luo Fei understood.
They had swallowed the drugs.
They were afraid that drinking water would dissolve the drug packets inside their stomachs. So even though they were extremely thirsty, they didn’t dare take a single sip.
“They’ve swallowed the drugs,” Luo Fei said immediately. “Take them to the police station first.”
As the on-duty officer, he had the authority to assign tasks to auxiliary police.
Although Zhang Yu and Li Tian were skeptical, they still followed the order. Obeying the instructions of the on-duty officer was their duty.
The tattooed girl’s previously calm expression finally changed.
Soon after, Luo Fei and the others brought the two girls back to the police station.
At the entrance, Police Chief Zhou Weimin, Zhang Haiyang, Wu Wei, and Jiang Xiaoxiao were already waiting.
Luo Fei had called them earlier, reporting that he had detained two suspected drug carriers, and they were arriving shortly.
“Are you sure it’s them?” Zhou Weimin pulled Luo Fei aside, his expression doubtful.
Luo Fei nodded firmly.
“They have a strong odor of drugs. And look at their mouths—completely cracked from dehydration, but they haven’t even touched their water. I’m basically certain they swallowed the drugs.”
“I trust you,” Zhou Weimin said after a moment. “But let’s confirm it properly. We’ll take them to the hospital for an ultrasound. That will tell us immediately whether there’s anything inside their stomachs.”
At the county hospital, the results came quickly.
As expected.
An ultrasound revealed that the tattooed girl had 38 capsules of drug packets inside her stomach.
The short-haired girl had 45 capsules.
Both girls then confessed everything—without missing a single detail.
The Truth Behind the Case
Zhang Siyu and Zou Wen were both 20-year-old students at Jiangzhou Music and Media University. Their family backgrounds were ordinary.
Zhang Siyu’s family gave her 1,500 yuan a month for living expenses, but it was far from enough.
She liked fashion and beauty products—cosmetics, clothes, handbags. Her expenses quickly spiraled out of control. To maintain her lifestyle, she turned to online loan apps.
Within two years, she had accumulated debts of around 60,000 to 70,000 yuan.
At first, she managed to juggle repayments by borrowing from new sources to pay old debts. But soon, she could no longer keep up.
When her parents found out, everything collapsed.
One day, her father called—and immediately erupted in anger after learning she had missed multiple loan repayments. Debt collectors had already contacted the family.
That same day, she argued fiercely with her father.
He refused to help her repay a single cent and even said he no longer had a daughter like her.
Humiliated and desperate, Zhang Siyu broke down emotionally.
That night, she reconnected with a QQ account she had once contacted online.
The other party had promised “easy money”—50,000 yuan in just a few days.
At first, she thought it was a scam.
But eventually, curiosity and desperation pushed her to respond.
The man added her on QQ, verified she was a student, and finally revealed the “job” –
Drug trafficking.
Her first reaction was fear.
It was illegal. If caught, she would go to prison.
For the next few days, she cut off contact.
But two weeks later, her father called again—furious. Her overdue loans had reached him. He scolded her harshly, calling her unfilial and refusing to support her any longer.
That call shattered her last emotional restraint.
That night, she contacted the man again.
“How much can I earn for one trip?”
“At least 50,000,” he replied. “It depends on how much you carry.”
She agreed immediately.
She was told to go to Tonggouzhai in Yunnan Province. Someone would contact her there.
Originally, she planned to go alone. But fear set in—she had never traveled so far, and she didn’t know what might happen.
So she turned to her best friend, Zou Wen.
Zou Wen also came from a poor family. Her parents had once even considered forcing her to drop out of university to get married due to financial pressure.
When Zhang Siyu told her about the “opportunity,” Zou Wen immediately refused.
“Drug trafficking? Are you crazy? That’s prison!”
But Zhang Siyu kept persuading her.
She insisted they wouldn’t get caught. She promised it would be a one-time risk that would solve all their financial problems.
Eventually, Zou Wen gave in.
Greed and desperation outweighed fear.
Zhang Siyu then informed the contact, who was furious that she had involved someone else—but eventually agreed.
The two of them set off together.
At the destination, they were told to wear blindfolds. They complied.
Their phones were confiscated.
They were taken into a dark room filled with drugs.
They were forced to swallow drug capsules.
Zou Wen swallowed 45 capsules for 60,000 yuan.
Zhang Siyu swallowed 38 capsules for 55,000 yuan before she physically could not continue.
They were each given 10,000 yuan upfront, with the rest promised upon delivery.
They were then instructed to transport the drugs to Ningjiang County, where someone would contact them.
Their phones would be returned later—after delivery.
Then they were blindfolded again and sent back.
During the journey, they barely drank any water, terrified of damaging the drug packets in their stomachs. Only when they were extremely thirsty did they take the smallest sip.
The trip went smoothly.
Too smoothly.
Until they arrived in Ningjiang County.
And right at the end of their journey—
They were discovered by Luo Fei.
After confirming the presence of drugs, Zhou Weimin immediately contacted the anti-narcotics unit to take over the case.
The two girls’ lives, once ordinary and full of possibilities, were now effectively ruined.
Just a moment of temptation—
Had dragged them straight into the abyss.
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