She wasn't Xiao Wei; she was a small seven-year-old who could only sit on a cushion in the middle of the car. If she wanted to sit, she could only sit in the back.
But the back of that car was full of elderly people, and she was an adult, so she had to run back to Xiao Cheng's side.
Xiao Cheng's back compartment was already packed with young girls.
The girls blocked the boys who wanted to get on the bus, saying, "It's already full. Go on another bus."
The boys refused: "We want to ride in Brother Cheng's car. You guys stand a little further in, and a few more can get on."
"Don't get on, don't get on. You should go to another car. It's hard for the car to move if there are too many people."
“That’s right, it’s not like you can’t take other cars. It doesn’t matter whose car you take.” The girls tried to persuade them gently, but they didn’t back down in blocking people.
The boys still insisted on squeezing up.
All the other buses were already occupied; everyone was seated or standing.
Only Xiao Cheng's car had a large group of teenagers surrounding the back, unwilling to leave and unable to get on.
Boys and girls in their adolescence often have some degree of admiration for the strong.
Xiao Cheng often led his men through the streets and alleys to collect debts from deadbeats. His large and imposing group was feared by everyone.
Everyone who sees him has to call him "Big Brother".
The same was true when they arrived in Pingcheng. Street thugs would offer Xiao Cheng cigarettes whenever they saw him, and old scoundrels would tremble in fear when they saw him. The boys and girls had seen him many times, and each time they thought Xiao Cheng was cool, handsome, and powerful. They had long wanted to ride in Xiao Cheng's car, as it would be a great honor to ride in Xiao Cheng's car.
Unfortunately, Xiao Cheng never went back to the countryside with everyone during the Qingming Festival in previous years, but this year he finally got the chance.
You absolutely can't miss out on Big Brother's car!
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