As for the upper bunk, he wouldn't feel comfortable letting Wen Qinghe sleep there alone.
The upper bunk was too high off the ground, and the railing was only a short section, so he always felt it wasn't very safe.
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The train rattled and clattered for a day and a night before finally arriving at its destination, Longnan.
According to the letter left by the original owner's father, Wen Qinghe should have been sent down to Qingshan Brigade, Wuyuan Township, Sishui County, Longnan.
They got off the train at six in the morning, ate breakfast, and then rushed to catch a bus to the county town. After several detours, they finally found the right place.
By the time we arrived at Qingshan Brigade, the sun had already set.
Wen Yunhuai returned from studying abroad and was eager to contribute to his country. Just as he was giving his all to impart his knowledge and skills, fate played a cruel joke on him.
Wen Qinghe could already imagine that his treatment was probably not very good, but when she learned that he was living in a cowshed, she couldn't help but tear up, and her heart ached terribly.
Even if he weren't her father, she felt sorry for him. Such a person should have shone brightly in the field of academia, instead of being confined to this small, cramped place.
Yan Xiao pursed his lips upon learning about his future father-in-law's situation. Looking at the young girl's state, he also felt sorry for those who suffered injustice in this era.
But at this moment, all he could do was whisper comforting words to the little girl: "GJ is just sick right now, she'll get better..."
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Wen Qinghe's mind was filled with thoughts of the person in the cowshed.
Will he recognize that she is not his daughter?
He's named Wen Yunhuai, just like his father!
As she got closer to the cowshed, Wen Qinghe felt a mix of trepidation and a sense of homecoming.
Her heart was pounding uncontrollably, and she felt somewhat lost.
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