Not far from the train station.
Zhang Hongcheng stood behind an empty billboard, holding seven or eight extremely realistic train tickets and laughing.
Fatty recently found a set of train station ticket machines from the 1960s.
The paper, ink and official seal of the train ticket are all one to one, no problem.
When he heard that Zhang Hongcheng was going to Jixi by train this time, he immediately "sent" him several samples as if they were treasures.
The fat guy was still so careless - the train ticket for 8:30 on February 20, 1973, turned out to be from 1974...
Zhang Hongcheng planned to "send" these tickets back, and at the same time warned Fatty not to be too arrogant.
It would be a big deal if someone discovered something like this, especially if it was a mistake.
He subconsciously looked around first, and his eyes suddenly focused on several figures.
.......
Chu Miaohong, who was in a panic, stared nervously at Pang Youde and the others through the reflection of the glass.
A trace of regret flashed through her mind.
Her rations were not enough to begin with, and later the captain deducted dozens of kilograms from her. In fact, she had been following Fang Chunmiao to eat her rations these days.
If Fang Chunmiao and Wu Jianlei's rations were not running out, why would she risk selling ginseng?
The shuttle bus to Yunxi Town had not arrived yet, and Chu Miaohong was waiting anxiously.
At this moment, Chu Miaohong saw through the reflection in the glass - a man with his head lowered hurriedly walked past Pang Youde and the other two, and it seemed that he accidentally dropped something.
Pang Youde's younger brother reacted quickly and stepped on it immediately.
He secretly picked up the lost items only after the owner hurriedly disappeared around the corner.
I don’t know what they picked up, but their eyes were shining and their brows were smiling.
Pang Youde stuffed those things into the inner pocket of his coat.
The three of them looked around and prepared to go to a secret place to take a closer look at what they had just picked up.
At this moment, seven or eight station staff members wearing red armbands and with grim faces rushed over from around the corner.
When Chu Miaohong saw the person leading the group running in front, she was stunned for a moment.
How could it be him?
The man pointed at the alley where Pang Youde and the other two had just disappeared and shouted to the people in red armbands.
"Comrade, the counterfeit ticket seller is inside!"
A group of people rushed in.
Screams, roars, and pleas for mercy filled the alley.
Chu Miaohong clearly saw the man glance at her, then turned around and walked away...
A few seconds later, Pang Youde and the other two, with bruised faces and noses, were escorted out of the alley with their hands tied.
"It's unfair! We really just picked it up! Ouch, stop hitting me~~~."
"Fuck, it's only been a few days since Chinese New Year? You even dare to forge next year's train tickets! You're so lawless!"
Seeing the three people being taken away, Chu Miaohong suddenly breathed a sigh of relief.
The fear that had just enveloped her suddenly dissipated, and she was shocked to realize that she was already covered in cold sweat.
Chu Miaohong's mind raced.
Including the time at the pharmacy, he has helped me twice.
Zhang Yumin’s brother, what does he want to do?
Chu Miaohong suddenly felt a little nervous.
Fortunately, at this time, the shuttle bus to Yunxi Town finally arrived.
People who wanted to get on the bus to grab seats and people who wanted to get off the bus with luggage suddenly squeezed together.
Chu Miaohong waited quietly, she couldn't compete with these people.
"Don't push!"
The conductor glared and yelled.
"Let the woman holding the child get off first!"
Only then did people reluctantly make way for a middle-aged woman holding a child to get off the bus first.
"Your child seems to be very tired from the car ride," someone even said to the woman with a smile, "He's sleeping soundly despite all the noise."
The woman didn't say thank you or answer, she just smiled and quickly got out of the car holding a boy about two years old. The child's head almost hit the car door but she didn't notice.
Some elderly people shook their heads.
This mother is so careless, she treats her child as luggage...
Chu Miaohong stood at the back of the crowd waiting to get on the bus.
The air here is the freshest.
But when the woman holding the child passed by her, she subconsciously sniffed.
Um?
Um!
(I suggest you search Baidu for 1972 and human traffickers, both of which rely on introductions and jobs to kidnap people.)
Zhang Hongcheng felt that his walk was enough and was about to go back to the guesthouse to rest.
But he saw Chu Miaohong rushing over.
To myself...
......
Zhang Hongcheng pointed at himself and asked the heroine speechlessly.
"Comrade Chu, why don't you just go find the person on duty at the station? Why are you looking for me for something like this?"
Chu Miaohong bit her lip.
Why did he look for Zhang Hongcheng instead of the red armband worker on duty at the station?
It was because her background was not believed, and the note given by the team only allowed her to go to the town, but she came to the county.
If you get caught doing something wrong, you don’t know what will happen to you when you go back.
Moreover, she had heard from the elders in her family that these human traffickers were very good at talking and could make the dead appear alive and the fake appear real. Some people who stepped forward even suffered bad luck.
"I think you're... quite clever (cunning), and more thoughtful (likes to backstab people)..."
Listening to the heroine's insincere praise, Zhang Hongcheng roughly understood her problem.
This girl came to the county secretly.
It was difficult for her to reveal her identity, and she probably knew that human traffickers were not easy to deal with. If the traffickers had male accomplices, they might even "openly" drag her away as well.
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