The old man shook the dice vigorously and put it on the table with a bang.
Everyone stared without blinking, and the old man's hand just opened the lid before everyone saw it.
Then a shrill voice was heard: "The police are here to catch gamblers! Run!"
"Don't move, don't move, no one is allowed to move!" Several voices rang out.
The third brother quickly grabbed the money on the table with his hands, threw his hands into the air, and the flying money immediately made the whole carriage a mess.
The old man was so angry that he wanted to grab the third brother's arm. The third brother jumped to the seat behind the old man and kicked him in the heart. The old man was kicked and fell on the table, pressing down on several bills. Someone immediately pulled the old man away, and the old man was pressed under the table like a rag...
The whole carriage was in a mess. The old man watched his money being picked up and was so angry that he almost had a heart attack. The men outside the carriage tried to squeeze in but couldn't.
The third brother saw the bag behind the old man, picked it up immediately, opened the zipper, and saw a mess of unorganized money inside. The third brother took out the money after two attempts. He felt the bag was still very heavy, so he picked up the bag and stepped on a stool to run out of the car.
Someone grabbed the third brother's ankle from behind, and he fell on the table with a thud, almost knocking out his front teeth. The man was the one who was sitting opposite the old man just now, and he must be in the same group with the old man.
There was a seat between them, and the third brother kicked the man in the face with all his strength. The man's hand rubbed against his chest in pain and pulled the third brother's shoe off.
At this time, the train whistled and arrived at a new station. There was only one more stop to reach the final destination. The third child didn't care about his shoes anymore. He jumped onto the seat, stepped on people, and ran out.
Everyone was busy picking up money at the moment and had no time to care if someone stepped on them.
Lao San finally ran through several carriages and arrived at the sleeper connection. The train slowly stopped. The conductor frowned and looked at the noisy carriage. Seeing Lao San running over, he asked, "What's going on over there?"
"The gamblers who lost money got angry and started fighting. This group of people watching the fun stepped on my shoes and they fell off. I had already arrived at the station, but there was no way to go back to pick them up. I was so mad," the third brother was very angry.
The conductor shook his head and advised, "It's warm here, go downstairs and buy a pair of cloth shoes, you'll be late if you go back." Every time they were about to reach the end, there would be a commotion. Today the noise was a little louder, but he didn't care. He opened the door, put away the ladder, and the third brother got off the car immediately.
The old man was already waiting for him downstairs. The third child, holding his bag and barefoot, met the old man and asked, "Where's Mr. Ge?"
"He doesn't want to get off. He will go to the hotel with Old Man Guan at the next stop and wait for us." The old man found an old lady, gave her one dollar, and asked her to find the conductor. When he saw the conductor coming, he shouted, then hurried back to the berth to get his things and got off the train.
The old man and the third son had already made an agreement on the way to the hard seat carriage to make some money, stir up trouble, and get off one stop early.
The old man took out a pair of sneakers from the torn bag on his back, which he was going to change into at the next stop, and glanced at his bag.
The third child quickly stuffed his backpack into the grandfather's bag, put on his shoes, and the grandfather and grandson hurried out of the station.
The train started again and the hard seat carriage finally calmed down. This was mainly because many people had picked up money and hurried to leave that carriage in the chaos. If they were caught by the train police, they would lose their money.
The strong man who had lost all his money, for some unknown reason, stayed in this carriage all the time, watching others gamble.
When the third brother was throwing money, he took advantage of his physique and picked up seventy or eighty yuan. This time he was lucky and ran out of the car after picking up the money. Although it was not enough, he was satisfied. After all, he still had more than half left and he could explain it when he got home.
Many of those who lost money had the mentality of strong men, and they stayed around and refused to leave. Now they have made some money back.
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