Chapter 90 Disgust for Stupidity



Chapter 90 Disgust for Stupidity

On the train, Yun Wangshu covered his face with a towel, exuding a chilling aura that seemed to say, "Don't touch me."

Wu Aiguo: ...

He rubbed his nose somewhat awkwardly and pulled an orange out of his bag: "Comrade Yun, why don't you have an orange?"

No one responded.

All right.

Wu Aiguo awkwardly took back the oranges, feeling extremely guilty. He had no idea that the child would poop in his pants!

A woman just came over with her five-year-old son for help. She said the child wasn't feeling well and wanted to borrow his bed for a while before leaving.

Seeing the child's pale face, he softened and agreed. Who would have thought that the child would have diarrhea, filling the entire carriage with a foul odor? When Comrade Yun returned, his face looked terrifying!

Wu Aiguo dared not recall the scene at that time, always feeling as if he had taken a stroll in front of the King of Hell. However, he could not blame Comrade Yun, after all, she was a young girl and would certainly love cleanliness.

Yun Wangshu really wanted to kill someone right now; she hated stupid people!

The mother and son who just arrived were members of a thief gang. They deliberately took a small amount of laxatives to sneak into the sleeper compartment, and their soiling of their pants was also planned. After they cleaned up, they would go through each carriage with their accomplices under the guise of apologizing.

With a sick child leading the way, and the woman crying and playing the victim, she can completely attract everyone's attention, giving other thieves a chance to steal the money.

After Yun Wang "heard" of these people's scheme, she originally planned to wait until they finished stealing before catching them red-handed. However, this fool actually took the opportunity to give up his bed while she was going to the sleeper compartment, and she didn't even have time to stop him.

Doesn't he realize that a 5-year-old can fall asleep in someone's arms? Why would she need to ask for help in a sleeper berth? Besides, in a real emergency, wouldn't she ask the train conductor for help? Did the entire train crew jump off the train?!

For the first time, Yun Wangshu felt regret. She should have stayed in a soft sleeper instead of a hard sleeper for the sake of convenience.

Sure enough, about half an hour later, the assembled family came to apologize in a grand manner. They even brought some gifts, not many, but full of sincerity. Even those in carriages that were not directly involved in the matter felt embarrassed to kick them out and were led around to chat for a while.

About half an hour later, those people came to her carriage. Yun Wangshu pretended to be dead the whole time, watching helplessly as the money and tickets in Wu Aiguo's bag were taken away.

After waiting a while, the group of people finished getting off their berths and were about to leave when Yun Wangshu slid off her berth like a fish, ran towards them in a few quick steps, and without hesitation or a word, punched them all down, including the child.

Anyway, it's not a good thing.

Those who witnessed the whole process felt a chill run down their spines and stared blankly at Yun Wangshu, too shocked to speak.

"you……"

Wu Aiguo was a step too slow and missed what happened. When he saw the family lying on the ground, he was utterly shocked: "!!! What happened?!"

Yun Wangshu rolled her eyes at him: "Go find the train police."

Wu Aiguo: "Yes, yes, we need to find the train police. We don't know who did it, but they didn't even spare the children. It's so brutal!"

Yun Wangshu was speechless and almost laughed. She decided not to return the money to him later, to teach him a lesson.

Those who knew the truth shrank back, intending to wait for the train police to come and tell the truth. They weren't complaining; they were just being honest.

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