"Is this money yours? It's obvious that the money on you doesn't belong to just one person. Why don't you tell the truth?" A flight attendant asked the two people while holding a few things in his hand.

It's obvious that these two guys are thieves. They stole all the money here.

"This...this is our money." The bag owner tried to struggle.

The old woman who had lost money earlier cursed directly:

"Bullshit! That handkerchief is mine. Wrapped inside is the money I worked so hard to save. There are thirty-eight dollars and fifty cents in it."

"That envelope contains my public funds. There are 2,800 yuan in the envelope, all of which are payments to other factories." The man whose public funds were stolen became excited.

Fortunately, these two guys were stopped and his public funds were recovered.

"The money wrapped in red cloth is mine. There are forty-five yuan in it. Police officer, you can count it." Another woman also shouted excitedly.

"Eighteen dollars and fifty cents were stolen from me. Officer, can you please see if you have any of mine?"

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The people around reported their lost money one after another and gathered around excitedly.

The two thieves had no choice but to lower their heads and steal.

"Wait a moment, don't be anxious. There is still money in the bag. I will return all the money I can remember. Don't be anxious, just keep an eye on these two thieves first." A flight attendant shouted.

As he said that, another flight attendant took out handcuffs and immediately controlled the two men.

Then he said to the others, "Wait a minute. Those who gave the correct number come over to collect the money. I need to register your information."

The two conductors asked for registration one by one and then returned the money.

After some persuasion, the few of them paid back what they could of the money, and turned around to be met with a miserable old face.

"Comrade police, my Tiedan has been stolen. Please help me find him, wuwuwu~~"

The old woman who had fainted earlier looked at the train attendants. Her miserable appearance made those with children feel sad.

"That's right, please help find him. It would be pitiful for the adults if the child is lost." Others echoed.

"Auntie, don't be anxious. Tell me first, how old is Tiedan? When was he lost?" one of the flight attendants asked hurriedly.

If a child is lost on the train, they are also obligated to help find the child.