After Qin An Ning left, the conductor kicked Lao Ma and spat angrily.
"They dare to bully the children of martyrs. They deserve to die."
When they handed the person over to the police at the next stop, they specifically reminded them that Qin Anning was the child of a martyr.
Of course, Qin An Ning didn't know any of this.
When she returned to the carriage, most people were still awake and discussing the matter in low voices.
"Qin An Ning, you are so awesome!" Meng Yu's eyes were bright and full of admiration.
Qin An Ning smiled. In her previous life, she was used to living alone and had a somewhat withdrawn personality. She was not used to being too close to strangers.
Using her bag as cover, she took out a few pieces of fruit candy and gave them to Meng Yu and Lin Fangxu. "Thank you both for your help just now."
Regardless of other people's gazes, whether scrutinizing or fearful, Qin Anning closed his eyes and rested.
There were no further problems on the journey afterwards and we arrived safely.
The train passes directly through the county. The county train station has a short stop time, and people who want to get off the train crowd to the door in advance, for fear that they will not be able to get off.
With bags of all sizes and people crowding and stepping on each other, Qin An Ning still took the same approach as before and walked out through the window.
Meng Yu, Cui Wenjie, and Lin Fangxu exchanged a glance, then quickly threw their luggage out the window. "Comrade Qin Anning, please help us look after it."
After saying that, the three of them squeezed towards the door and jumped out of the window. They were not agile and were afraid that the train would leave before they could jump.
Without the burden of luggage, they squeezed in quickly.
Looking at the train moving behind him, Lin Fangxu breathed a sigh of relief, "Luckily we squeezed in quickly."
Meng Yu picked up her luggage and said as she walked, "Thank goodness Comrade Qin Anning is so smart. If we had been carrying our luggage, it would have been left on the train."
A disdainful "Hmph!" rang out from the side.
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