The people around didn't know what happened, but when they heard the shouting, they quickly gathered around to check the situation.

There was a kind-hearted person who heard someone shouting "Help".

Thinking something had happened, he ran straight to the train police without asking any questions.

When the conductor heard that there was a fight, he did not hesitate and immediately ran towards their carriage.

The crowd of onlookers saw this and automatically made way for the vehicle.

The conductor saw at a glance a middle-aged woman lying on the floor of the aisle, moaning in pain and looking very pitiful.

Next to her stood a young woman, who had her arms folded across her chest, her face full of anger, staring angrily at the woman lying on the ground.

At this moment, Su Wan was really about to explode with anger. She never expected to run into such an unreasonable woman as soon as she went out. She was really unlucky.

When she heard the conductor asking what happened, she was about to answer, but the middle-aged woman suddenly complained first.

"Comrade police, I am innocent, you must help me. I was sitting comfortably just now, and this girl suddenly pulled me up from my seat.

I had a fight with her and she started hitting me. You see, she sprained my arm."

The middle-aged woman said this while sitting up with one arm propped up.

Her other arm was hanging down, and it really looked like it was broken.

Su Wan found it funny. When she pulled her, she knew she was angry, but she still knew how to act.

This auntie clearly wanted to trick her.

"Excuse me, is there anyone who can straighten bones in this carriage?"

This conductor was so gullible that he actually believed what the middle-aged woman said.

As soon as the police officer finished speaking, Su Wan suddenly said, "I can do it. Let me do it."

Su Wan squatted down and prepared to take action as she spoke. Upon hearing this, the young woman quickly retracted her arms.

Although she was still performing hard, Su Wan could tell from her movements that there was nothing wrong with her arm.

She was sure that the young woman was pretending.

"Comrade police officer, she broke my arm. I don't trust her. Please keep her away from me. I'm afraid she will do something bad to me."

"You broke someone's arm, what else do you want to do? Get out of the way." The conductor also yelled at Su Wan.

Su Wan found that she couldn't explain herself clearly, so she had to take out her train ticket and show it to the conductor.

"Comrade police officer, can you please check my seat number? Is it here?"

The conductor took the train ticket, looked at it, checked the seat number and confirmed that it was the seat Su Wan pointed to.

He nodded to Su Wan, "Yes, this is the location."

"But after I got on the train, I found this lady sitting in the seat next to me. I asked her to move away, but she ignored me and even closed her eyes and pretended to sleep. I really had no choice but to pull her out of the seat.

I swear I never laid a finger on her except to pull her out of her position."

"Yes, I can testify to this. The young comrade only pulled the lady out of her seat and did not lay a hand on her."

The uncle next to him couldn't bear to watch it anymore, so he spoke for Su Wan.

"No, she lied, they all lied.

This girl not only pulled me from my position, but also hit me. You see, my arm was injured by her. Wuwuwuwu... I can't take it anymore. My arm hurts so much. I need to go and rest for a while."

As the woman spoke, she stood up from the ground with one arm and sat directly back in Su Wan's seat.

Su Wan narrowed her eyes. It seemed that she had run into some trouble today.

It was a bad start, I ran into such an unreasonable person as soon as I went out.

"Comrade police, this is my position, please ask her to leave here."

With the train attendant present, Su Wan could not take further action and could only ask the police for help.

At this time, the conductor finally felt that there was something wrong with this middle-aged woman.

He turned to the middle-aged woman and said, "Where's your ticket? Let me see it. This seat belongs to this comrade. Give me your ticket and I'll take you to your seat now."

"She broke my arm. I can't go anywhere now. I'm just sitting here." The middle-aged woman started to act like a rogue.

The conductor was troubled by this unreasonable behavior, so he had to discuss it with Su Wan.

"Comrade, how about you switch seats with her, let her sit here, and you sit in her seat?"

Su Wan thought about it and felt that it didn't matter, as long as there was a seat for her to sit, she was too lazy to bother with such an unreasonable person anymore.

So she nodded in agreement.

Seeing this, the conductor asked the woman again to take out her ticket.

The woman said her arms hurt and it was inconvenient to take the ticket, then she said she forgot where she put the ticket, anyway, she just refused to take out the ticket.

She put her "injured" arm forward, and the conductor was at a loss as to what to do with her.

Su Wan was almost furious.

"Comrade police officer, my grandfather has been fixing bones for other people in the village all his life. As long as it is a broken bone, there is nothing that my grandfather can't fix.

I started learning bone setting from my grandfather when I was a few years old. Although my skills are not as good as his, fractures and dislocations are generally not a problem for me.

So let me give it a try, I promise I can cure his disease instantly."

Su Wan didn't care whether the conductor agreed or not, she rushed over and stretched out her hand to pull her arm.

When the middle-aged woman heard Shu Wan's words, she was mentally prepared, but Su Wan came at her too hard and too fast.

The middle-aged woman's body trembled involuntarily, with a hint of panic in her eyes.

Facing Su Wan who suddenly rushed over, her first reaction was to raise her arms to try to block it.

In her panic, she made a stupid mistake—she lifted her “sprained” arm!

This operation stunned everyone present, and then a burst of laughter broke out in the carriage.

Those passengers who didn't know the truth originally had a little sympathy for her.

Now he felt that he had been deceived by her, and he cursed the young woman mercilessly.

The woman's face instantly turned red, as if blood could drip out.

No matter how thick-skinned she was, she couldn't pretend anymore.

She picked up her package and prepared to leave.

Just then the conductor suddenly called her.

"Comrade, please wait a moment! I haven't seen your ticket yet. Please take out your ticket so I can check it."