Lei Tingjun carefully shielded Ji Wanmei with his body, preventing others from crowding her.
After boarding the train, Lei Tingjun carried his suitcase and took Ji Wanmei's hand as they walked into the sleeper car.
Ji Wanmei quietly surveyed the sleeper carriage and realized that buying a sleeper ticket was indeed a wise decision. Although the aisle was not as spacious as the hard seat carriage due to the berths, there were far fewer people.
With fewer people, the strange smell on the train was greatly reduced.
The environment didn't seem so chaotic then.
After finding their sleeper berth, Lei Tingjun led her inside.
Their sleeper berth consists of two bunk beds facing each other, making it a four-person room.
When I went inside, there was already a passenger, a middle-aged man wearing glasses, sitting on the edge of his bunk reading a book.
The book is a classic English original.
Upon seeing him, Ji Wanmei felt relieved, sensing that the other person was a well-mannered individual.
Upon seeing Lei Tingjun and Ji Wanmei enter, the passenger who had been reading looked up, his gaze sweeping over the two of them, lingering on Lei Tingjun for a moment. When he saw Ji Wanmei, he gave her a slightly surprised look, but quickly and politely looked away.
He nodded to the two of them in greeting.
Lei Tingjun glanced at the other person without making a sound, stuffed his suitcase under the bed, and said to Ji Wanmei, "Are you tired? Sit down and rest for a while."
The upper and lower berths on the train are not spacious, only 60 centimeters wide, just enough for one person to lie flat on.
The quilt and mattress were white, but they had turned a bit yellow from being used for a long time.
Ji Wanmei had anticipated this, so she brought two thin shawls to use as small blankets on the bed.
"Take two bottles of water out of the box first, and also the small blanket I brought."
Ji Wanmei sat on the lower bunk and spoke to Lei Tingjun.
Lei Tingjun pulled out the box, took out a box, which was insulated and specially prepared by Ji Wanmei.
There were also a few bottles of water. Having learned from her previous experience taking a long train journey, Ji Wanmei prepared everything more thoroughly this time.
In addition to these, Ji Wanmei also packed two apples and a few bananas in another small bag to eat on the train.
That way, they won't have to buy those expensive and unappetizing things on the train.
The passenger opposite, who had been reading, watched for a while and noticed that they had prepared ample supplies, making it seem like they were preparing for a long journey. So he took the initiative to ask, "Where are you two going?"
Lei Tingjun put the box back under the bed, sat up, looked at the person opposite him, and said calmly, "Guangzhou."
"Oh, I'm also going to Guangzhou." The passenger opposite me pushed up his glasses and smiled politely.
Lei Tingjun and Ji Wanmei were clearly a couple. Lei Tingjun was tall and strong, with a cold aura and sharp eyes. His taut, solid muscles made him look like someone you didn't want to mess with.
From the moment he entered the platform until he boarded the train, no one dared to approach him.
Lei Tingjun disliked being looked at with admiration by others, no matter who it was.
So, Lei Tingjun, the middle-aged man who lived in the lower bunk opposite them, cast a sharp, warning glance at him.
The person opposite was taken aback, then suddenly burst into laughter.
I don't know what he was laughing at, he shook his head and continued reading his book.
Ji Wanmei gently tugged at Lei Tingjun's sleeve, and Lei Tingjun turned to look at her.
Ji Wanmei handed over the radio headphones: "Want to listen?"
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