The man dodged to the side when he heard this, and after seeing Su Wan sitting back in the lower seat, he turned around and left with a lewd smile on his face.

Su Wan sat for a while, thinking that the train would not arrive in City A until around 11 o'clock in the evening, so she might as well take a nap to avoid being sleepy when getting off the train.

When I woke up, it was time for dinner, and my stomach was growling with hunger.

As usual, she avoided everyone and went to the space to eat her meal. Seeing the eggs all over the floor, she also paid attention and hurried out of the space.

Sister Ni and Su Lan were sitting at a small table in the aisle eating. When they saw Su Wan coming over, they politely made way for her. Su Wan had no choice but to decline with a smile.

We chatted idly afterwards, and an hour before getting off the train, the people in the carriage had already started to pack their luggage.

Su Lan also checked everything over and over again, fearing that she might have left anything behind.

Finally, when approaching the A City platform, the train slowed down. When the train stopped, everyone rushed to the door carrying or holding their luggage.

Su Wan didn't have much stuff, so she decided to squeeze in with the others and leave when most of them had left.

Seeing this, Sister Ni urged her, "Xiao Su, hurry up."

"Okay, you guys go ahead, it'll be more convenient for me to carry less stuff. I'm going to have to fight with the 꺶 family."

Sister Ni also became anxious after hearing this, and advised Su Lan not to worry, saying that everyone was in a hurry to get off the bus and it would be crowded to death.

The stop at the midpoint of City A was long, but it was already late, which made her anxious.

When they got off the train, there were not many people on the platform.

"Xiao Su, your relatives live far from the train station. Do they know you're coming?"

"It's far. It's only a few minutes' walk away."

Su Wan only answered Sister Ni's first question, and automatically ignored the second question.

She always felt that Miss Ni was always snooping about her intentionally or unintentionally.

It's the middle of the night, and she wants to say that no one is answering the call. Isn't that adding risk to herself?

"That's not too close. You're a girl, and it's quite dangerous if no one comes to pick you up in the middle of the night. You know that City A is a little peaceful recently. There have been many missing persons cases in the past few months..."

"It's okay, Sister Ni, I'll be careful. Thank you for your reminder." Su Wan waited for her to finish and interrupted her.

Sister Ni glanced at Su Wan and found that she was very calm, without any anxiety that came with going away.

She slowed down her pace, and after Su Wan walked in front of her, she looked back.

The two men had been following them in a hurry, and she had no idea what was going on.

The three of them walked out of the train station. Ni wanted to give it one last try, so he said to Su Wan:

"Xiao Su, my house is in front, about 500 meters away. I really don't want you to walk alone at night. How about you come with us, stay at my house for one night, and go back tomorrow morning?"

"Thank you, Sister Ni, you are really too hot. I'm going to go back directly."

Seeing that Su Wan refused to listen to her advice, Sister Ni finally gave up. After the three of them said goodbye, Su Wan carried her luggage and walked in a completely opposite direction from Sister Ni.

After walking a few steps, Su Wan found that two men were walking towards her from behind.

In fact, when she just left the train station, she had already noticed that the two men behind her were deliberately keeping a distance from them.

When she said goodbye to Sister Ni and Su Lan, she noticed that Sister Ni turned around and looked at the two men twice.

She pretended not to see it at the time, and now the two men were following her again. Su Wan felt that this must be a simple matter.

She decided to take the risk to verify her guess.

So next Su Wan deliberately turned into a small road without street lights.

Seeing this, the two men following behind her quickly sped up and approached Su Wan.

Su Wan pretended not to notice and continued walking hurriedly ahead.

When passing a corner, the two men felt that the time was ripe, and they suddenly rushed over. One of them grabbed Su Wan by the waist, and the other took out a towel and covered Su Wan's nose.

Soon Su Wan's head drooped, and her whole body leaned limply on one of the men.

The two men laughed triumphantly at the same time, and then one of them took out a rope from his pocket and tied Su Wan's hands together.

At this moment, a human-powered tricycle suddenly emerged from a small alley nearby and stopped in front of them.

The two men put Su Wan on it, and the tricycle took Su Wan away.

When the two men covered Su Wan's mouth with a towel just now, Su Wan quickly held her breath, so she did not inhale the medicine on the towel.

She lay there, carefully observing the buildings on both sides of the road through the dim street lights, trying to find the route when she ran out.

After riding the tricycle for about a few minutes, we arrived in front of an independent courtyard.

The man on the cyclist raised his hand and knocked on the door. Soon someone came out from inside. The person inside was very alert. He first confirmed the other person's identity through the door. After confirming that it was their own people, he opened the door.

"The goods are ready, unloading."

Upon hearing this, the person inside hurriedly opened the door and pushed the tricycle into the yard with the man.

The man turned around and quickly closed the door, then carried Su Wan into the house.

He threw her into a dark room and the two of them went out.

He also locked the door with a click.

There was a layer of straw on the ground, which was soft and comfortable to lie on. After the two men walked away, Su Wan quickly slipped into the space and tried to remove the rope in her hand.

When he was about to leave the space, he thought that it was okay without a tool, so he went to the kitchen to find a pair of fire tongs for coal briquettes, and then took them out of the space.

The room was so dark that I couldn't see anything. The windows were covered with newspapers, so I could only vaguely see a little light.

Su Wan walked to the window, tore off a small piece of the newspaper and looked out.

There is a wall in front of the window, so you can't see anything.

At this moment, she heard someone knocking on the door again, so she quickly raised her ears and listened.

She only heard people talking, but the voices were so soft that she couldn't hear anything.

After the door was closed, Su Wan heard footsteps coming towards them.

She quickly sat down on the ground, and when she was about to lie down again, her little hand suddenly touched a warm arm.

Su Wan was startled and almost screamed.

She plucked up her courage and reached up along her arm, feeling a head and a long braid.

The warm breath from her nose sprayed on her hand, and Su Wan was sure that there was still a living person in there.

And it was a woman, so she must have been captured by these people.

At this moment, the sound of a door unlocking was heard from outside.

Su Wan had no choice but to fall back quickly and continue pretending to be unconscious.