Lu Jichuan had a leg injury and couldn't walk or stand for long, so he could only lean against the wall of the carriage.
Yang Wenbing squatted down at his feet, his eyes scanning the surroundings warily.
Su Qingzhi was carrying a large, protruding belly.
She has to get up before dawn to pack her things, and now she can't stop yawning.
"Honey, if you're sleepy, take a nap. I'll keep an eye on the kids, and Xiao Yang is here too."
Lu Jichuan saw her yawn again, her eyes reddening, and his heart tightened.
Su Qingzhi glanced at the two children and then nodded gently.
"Then I'll take a nap, wake me up later."
"become!"
She had just closed her eyes when she leaned slightly towards the edge of her bunk.
But that sound, buzzing, just wouldn't go away.
The two men in front of me were arguing, each one louder than the last.
Her head was spinning; how could she possibly sleep?
After a short while, she finally couldn't stand it anymore and opened her eyes in frustration.
Lu Jichuan could tell at a glance. He didn't ask any questions, but simply squeezed her hand gently.
"Where do you feel unwell? Stomach ache?"
She shook her head, forcing a smile.
"If you can't sleep, so be it. It's only a few hours. Just bear with it and it'll be over soon."
He couldn't quiet the entire carriage, nor could he silence everyone.
Fortunately, after the initial excitement of boarding the bus wore off, the passengers gradually grew tired, and their voices fell silent.
The people speaking whispered, and the noise subsided, finally giving Su Qingzhi some peace and quiet.
With Zhenzhen by her side, Zhouzhou doesn't need to worry about anything.
The two children squatted on their bunks, each clutching the same tin frog. One would wind it up, and the other would give it a push.
That day, Su Qingzhi saw Zhenzhen playing with frogs with Zhouzhou, her face full of smiles.
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