Song Zhe was delighted to see this.
At 7:30, the two prepared to set off.
They got into the jeep, and Song Zhe drove towards Ning City.
Two and a half hours later, they arrived in Ning City.
Song Zhe drove to his comrade's police station and got two sleeper tickets.
"Are you hungry? Let's grab something to eat before we get on the train," Song Zhe asked Su Tian.
"good."
The two had lunch at a state-run restaurant near the police station and bought more than a dozen steamed buns to take with them in the car as provisions.
They parked the car near the train station. Song Zhe carried a luggage bag, and Su Tian carried her small backpack. The two of them took their tickets and walked to the platform to wait for the ticket check.
After boarding the train, the two found the sleeper car.
"Su Tian, you sleep on top, I'll sleep on the bottom. Call me if you need anything."
"Okay, thank you."
Su Tian said with a smile that she had found that her younger brother, Song Zhe, had always been very considerate of her.
Although this body is only 17 years old, she is 22 in her future life. Having such a wonderful younger brother, she feels like she has struck gold.
An only child longs for siblings; she will definitely protect him in the future, and she will beat up anyone who dares to bully him.
Finding herself still not sleepy, Su Tian lay there, closed her eyes, and continued studying the other pharmacopoeias in the cabin.
Since it's inconvenient to access the space while on the train, I can only close my eyes and study using my mind.
Song Zhe looked at Su Tian tenderly and found that Su Tian was lying quietly on the sleeper berth with her eyes gently closed.
He sat quietly on the lower bunk, waiting for the train to depart.
In this normally quiet carriage, the atmosphere was as tranquil as a calm lake.
Suddenly, with a loud bang, the carriage door was violently flung open.
An old woman, dressed in patched clothes and with cloudy eyes, walked in and looked around warily.
Behind her followed a rural woman, dressed in simple, even somewhat worn, clothes.
She was carrying several bundles, looking slightly tired and uneasy, with a hint of anxiety in her eyes.
Beside the woman was a four- or five-year-old child with rosy cheeks and eyes sparkling with curiosity.
He kept looking around, filled with a desire to explore this new environment.
He kept muttering childish words, which sounded particularly jarring in the quiet carriage.
The woman felt a little uneasy when she saw Song Zhe sitting there properly in his military uniform.
The old woman was much bolder; she pulled the child over and sat him opposite Song Zhe.
Song Zhe glanced at them but didn't say anything, as long as they didn't disturb Su Tian.
Su Tian opened her eyes, glanced at it, and then closed them again.
This family must have barged in without sleeper tickets. Let's leave this to the train police to handle.
She should study first; after her memory improved, she loved learning more and more.
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