Chapter 335 That’s also my family’s property

After this little incident, no one caused any more trouble: almost everyone on the train saw Walter and Bruch carrying three people off the train, and each of them rolled on the ground as if they had eaten poison. The two men were not satisfied with this, so they fed the three people all the mess in their hands and then got on the train.

They made such a big noise but no one cared about them, including the train staff and station staff. I have to say that the railway security in Ukraine is really terrible!

However, after they made such a fuss, no one dared to bother them anymore, so Xiao Peng and his friends took the overnight train to Kiev.

Xiao Peng’s first reaction after getting off the train was: I’m finally free.

After getting used to riding trains in China, no one can immediately get used to European trains. Note that I'm talking about Europe, not just Ukraine. It could even be argued that the situation in Ukraine is slightly better. After all, the country's primary mode of transportation is trains, and the trains here are generally quite good within Europe.

The train's speed wasn't the only thing I was used to. Of course, the trains here are incredibly fast, like the green-skinned trains in China. And the trains have to stop at dozens of stations along the way. From Odessa to Kiev, the train stops for 20 to 30 minutes at each station. Fortunately, it's a night train, so I could sleep the whole way through.

This also wasted a lot of time. The train took more than eleven hours to travel a distance that could be reached by driving for five or six hours on the washboard!

Sometimes, however, this slow pace can be advantageous: for tourists who enjoy taking in the scenery, it's a wonderful experience. But asking Xiao Peng to look at the same scenery for over ten hours? You'd better kill him!

He experiences this every day at sea!

And even such a slow train could be delayed by more than an hour! According to the scheduled time, this train should arrive in Kyiv in more than ten hours.

In China, if a train is delayed, the passengers will definitely complain. But if they come to Europe, they will know: China's trains are really great.

The train was also more than an hour late, and Xiao Peng was extremely angry, but Pascal and Walter were very calm, as they were used to it!

In Europe, there's no such thing as a train that's not late. Unexplained delays are commonplace, and don't be surprised if trains are canceled without prior notice. It's common to arrive at the train station and find yourself wondering, "Oh, the train's canceled!" Well, just wait.

There is no need to talk about Pascal. He is from France, where a train is not considered late if it is less than 30 minutes late.

As for Germans like Walter... they are even more accustomed to train delays. In Germany, a train delay of one hour is not considered late!

Germans are known for their strict adherence to time, but this doesn't apply to German trains. In a country renowned for its punctuality, German rail is a true exception, with nearly half of all trains running late.

The reasons for their train delays are varied: the air conditioner broke down halfway through the train and the train was cancelled; the wind knocked down a tree and paralyzed the railway; someone committed suicide by lying on the tracks; the tracks were frozen in winter; the train was old and had a problem; there was a forest fire; workers went on strike...

Anyway, they are all used to it. They think this is a normal train.

Xiao Peng felt that he could not communicate with them on this issue, but no matter what, he finally set foot on the land of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, the second largest country in Europe (in area).

"There are not as many beautiful women here as in Belarus!" This was Xiao Peng's first words after walking out of the train station.

Compared with Belarus, there are many fat aunts on the streets of Ukraine, and there are more fat Slavic women here.

When in Belarus, Hua Chong said that this was because of the racial differences between Belarusians and Ukrainians. However, Xiao Peng realized from his own personal experience that this was complete nonsense.

The main reason is that Belarusian women are more focused on maintaining their figure. Many women there go to the gym in the evening and skip dinner! This is not the case in Ukraine. They eat and drink as much as they want, which ultimately leads to a loss of figure.

"Xiao, you'll make me sad if you say that!" A girl's voice came at this time.

Xiao Peng turned around and waved, smiling and saying hello: "Ou Jia, you are not in the category I'm talking about! You will always be a beauty."

The girl waiting for them at the train station was Olga. After the two hugged, Olga hugged Pascal and others.

When Xiao Peng's home was attacked, Olga and Selina were also at Xiao Peng's home. After the incident, the two left Marseille and returned to their respective homes.

Although Olga is Russian, she has lived in Kyiv, Ukraine for a long time.

Looking at the bodyguards and convoy brought by Ou Jia, Xiao Peng knew that Ou Jia was not as simple as she seemed.

"Ou Jia, isn't your display too grand?" Xiao Peng pointed at the bodyguard behind her.

Olga said with a bitter face, "Xiao, don't mention it. My father is also the leader of a political party in Kiev. Because of his Russian origin, he has many enemies. Ukraine's attitude towards Russians is not friendly. My father's office building was attacked a few days ago, so he arranged so many bodyguards for me or he wouldn't let me out. Now you understand why I would rather travel around abroad on a budget than come back?"

These words carry a lot of information. Party leader? That means his father is rich—you can't reach this position without money! And with so many bodyguards and luxury cars, it seems he has quite a bit of money.

He was born in Russia and made his fortune in Kiev. Now he has not left Ukraine when the anti-Russian atmosphere is so strong. This shows that Olga's father is either "skilled and bold" or has too much wealth to escape.

Xiao Peng would rather believe the latter.

"If I had known you were in this situation, I wouldn't have told you to come to Kiev." Xiao Peng said politely with an apologetic look on his face, "I'm sorry to have caused you trouble!"

Olga smiled and said, "It's not a big deal. You saved me in Marseilles and took me to the sea where I had such a wonderful experience. I have to repay you no matter what. My father even said he had to thank you in person."

Xiao Peng waved his hands hastily: "That's unnecessary. I'm just here to hang out for a couple of days, and I'll be going out to sea again in a few days."

"Let's go! Let's stop chatting here." Olga said, "I've arranged accommodation for you!"

Xiao Peng said, "Don't bother you. I've already booked a hotel at the Grand Hotel Ukraine on Independence Square."

Olga was stunned when she heard this, then she laughed: "It's fine to go there, it's my family's property anyway."

"puff."