Li Tingyun squeezed into the crowd, holding a sack and a shoulder bag, and tried to stay as close to the carriage where he was sitting to avoid too much trouble when getting on the train later.

Getting on the bus is different from getting off the bus. It’s okay if you get off slowly, but if you are not proactive in getting on the bus, your seat may be taken by someone else.

Tickets aren't always valid these days, and this train is packed with people, otherwise there wouldn't be such a dangerous person hiding there.

Thinking that she had fought the King of Hell twice in less than two months here, she felt a lingering fear.

After finally squeezing to the vicinity of that carriage, I heard the announcement asking everyone to get on the train quickly.

Crash!

The people around me disappeared in an instant.

Liu Yue originally wanted to look for Li Tingyun, but she was squeezed so hard that she couldn't find anyone. She could only get on the train with Zhou Yumei first.

In the huge crowd, being too small really puts you at a disadvantage.

Li Tingyun vowed to eat well and grow taller, otherwise when there were more people around, she was afraid that she would be the first one to be stepped on.

After finally squeezing onto the bus, I arrived at my previous seat and found it was already occupied.

She could only walk over and politely say to the man, "Comrade, this is my seat. Could you please move?"

"If you say it's yours, then it's yours. Is your name written on it? I heard that this is a flight attendant's seat. Anyone can sit here if there's no flight attendant." The person sitting in the seat was also a female comrade.

He was broad-shouldered and big-bellied, with thick eyebrows and narrow eyes, and a fierce look on his face. He was dragging a bulging sack in his hand, which looked like it contained a lot of things.

"I'll only ask you once, will you give in or not?" Li Tingyun asked with a cold face.

"So what if you don't let me? Can you still hit me?" The female comrade's face darkened.

Li Tingyun was too disdainful to fight with such a person and went straight to find the attendant of this carriage.

Before getting off the bus, Captain Chen Lie greeted his colleagues and asked them to look after the young comrade Li Tingyun.

The conductor came over, took one look at the woman, and said, "This comrade has a heart condition, and my colleague deliberately arranged this seat for her."

This carriage was full of comrades heading south. The female comrade glared at Li Tingyun fiercely, then left angrily with her things.

Li Tingyun sat back in her seat and closed her eyes to rest, feeling a little tired. However, she never thought that this matter would have a follow-up.

Seeing this, Liu Yue became even more certain that Li Tingyun was very familiar with Captain Chen Lie, otherwise he would not have received such treatment.

When the train was passing through a tunnel, a woman came in from the side car with a child in her arms and a bag of things. When entering the tunnel, it suddenly became dark, and the woman fell to the ground, with the child in her arms crying loudly.

Li Tingyun was awakened by the crying. After waiting for a while, when the train passed the tunnel, he saw the female comrade sitting on the ground next to Zhou Yumei, holding the child and crying.

Zhou Yumei closed her eyes pretending to be asleep, and the other comrades showed no intention of getting up.

Li Tingyun stood up and went forward to help the woman up: "The car has started, you can't walk around with the child."

"My seat is taken. Come over here and see if there's a vacant seat." The female comrade wiped her tears, and the child in her arms was crying fiercely.

"You can sit here with me. You can put your things at your feet." Li Tingyun said as he took his things out from under the small table.

"Thank you, thank you, thank you so much." The female comrade held the child and thanked Li Tingyun repeatedly, then sat on it.

Li Tingyun helped to coax the child again, and after the child fell asleep, she took the sack and left.

"Bah, fake kindness!" Zhou Yumei cursed under her breath when she saw Li Tingyun leaving with the things.

Li Tingyun was too lazy to pay attention to such people. She returned to the place where she squatted at the beginning, but there was someone there too.

The lesbian in front of me had a round face, dark skin, and was not very good-looking. When she saw someone coming, she kindly made room for her.

Li Tingyun threw the sack on the ground and sat on it. Seeing that the female comrade moved to the side, she felt her friendliness.

"Hello comrade, my name is Xu Erhua and I am from Li County." Xu Erhua introduced herself carefully.

"My name is Li Tingyun, and I'm from Guan County." Li Tingyun also introduced himself.

The two sat down and chatted for a while, and Li Tingyun realized that Xu Erhua had a seat in the next carriage. However, the people in the carriage looked down on her, so she came here with her things to hide.

Some of Xu Erhua's experiences are similar to hers. Xu Erhua's elder brother is getting married, and her biological parents want to use her as a bride.

Exchange marriages are common in rural areas, but less common in cities. She disagreed and ran away, stealing her household registration book.

What’s even more coincidental is that her household registration was not in the same book as her biological parents, but in her grandmother’s book, so she registered herself to go south.

Because the two had similar experiences, they quickly started chatting with each other and even fell asleep while chatting.

At four o'clock in the morning, a cold wind blew. The car window on this side was broken and there was no time to replace it. The two of them were woken up by the cold at the same time.

It was difficult to get the quilt out in this place, so the two of them couldn't sleep and stayed awake until five o'clock.

At five o'clock, the train's announcement came on, broadcasting some people's names, and the train stopped five minutes later.

Xu Erhua and Liu Tingyun were going to the same place, and they both got off the train carrying sacks.

As a result, before they could even walk out of the train station, they were stopped halfway in the dark.