The Tempting Educated Youth Married to a Rough Man-Chapter 131 - 127: Hongguo: Stabbed You in the Butt with a Small Knife

Chapter 131: Chapter 127: Hongguo: Stabbed You in the Butt with a Small Knife

Li said resiliently, "I’m fine."

The train officer looked at Wen Ran, "Tell me, what happened."

Wen Ran didn’t dare to lower her hand, sincerely saying, "It’s a beautiful misunderstanding. I’m innocent, really! I wouldn’t have hit back if I wasn’t attacked."

"You hit them?"

"Mhm."

Li whispered from the side, "She hit them all, but those three are not good people; they were looking for trouble."

After a friendly conversation, the misunderstanding was resolved, and the three people were taken away.

Even Wen Ran received a round of criticism and education.

"In the future, when you encounter such dangerous situations, don’t think about solving them yourself. Look for the train officers!" He sighed, "You can rely on us."

"We must trust you!"

Wen Ran couldn’t possibly say that she came with the intention to seize something, right?

Damn!

Didn’t get the meat, ended up with a mess.

Escorted by the train officer, Wen Ran obediently returned to her seat.

To avoid causing panic, the train officer didn’t say much, just nodded slightly and left.

Xiao Chenye noticed, swapped seats with Hongguo, and sat next to Wen Ran, smiling, "What were you doing just now?"

Wen Ran waved her hand weakly, "It’s nothing."

Mrs. Xiao also noticed, concernedly asking, "Ranran, what’s wrong? Didn’t you go to the restroom? Why did you take so long?"

Xiao Chenye kept a straight face, "Probably because there were too many people at the restroom, had to wait in line."

Wen Ran: "...Yeah, couldn’t go in the restroom."

Mrs. Xiao: "Oh dear, that means you’re not drinking enough water."

She pulled out a big thermos, directing Xiao Chenye, "What are you standing there for? Go get some water."

Xiao Chenye accepted his fate, taking the kettle to fill it with water.

The little squirrel popped out again, squatting on Wen Ran’s shoulder, eating peanuts, not sure where it got them from.

For the next two days, everything was peaceful.

Li inquired about Wen Ran’s seat from the train officer, and since then, the whole family didn’t need to queue for water; he boiled it and brought it during his breaks.

Xiao Chenye felt embarrassed and often went to fetch it.

Over time, they became familiar, forming a cross-generational friendship.

And because of Wen Ran’s muddle-headed act of merit, the group was directly upgraded from regular seats to a sleeper compartment, occupying a small room.

"Thank you."

"You’re welcome," the train officer looked at Wen Ran, "Remember, prioritize your safety."

"I will."

When the train reached the station, the whole family was eager to get home, carrying their bags, holding hands as they disembarked.

As they walked, the crowd was too much, and Hongguo got separated.

Mrs. Xiao’s cold sweat broke out, "Hongguo? Hongguo!"

Xiao Chenye took a deep breath, "Don’t panic, I’ll find a staff member, you all wait here."

Wen Ran felt the urge to curse, even wondering if it was the accomplice of those people she caught on the train.

If that’s the case, come after me for revenge; picking on a child is no skill.

She was anxious, leaving her things behind, only having time to slip a defensive knife to Mrs. Xiao before plunging into the crowd to search.

The crowd was truly huge, and Wen Ran shuttled through it, suddenly seeing a similar figure, managed to get close.

On closer look, it wasn’t the right person.

After several tries, Wen Ran’s heart was halfway chilled.

"Sister!"

Wen Ran even doubted if she was hearing things.

"Sister!"

She paused, turned her head, seeing Hongguo not far away, laden with bags, limping towards her.

Wen Ran’s legs almost gave out, "Scared me to death. Where did you go? Didn’t I tell you?

Don’t run off, the train station is full of all sorts of people, if something happens, where should I find you!"

After a torrent of scolding, Wen Ran calmed down.

Once calm, she regretted it.

Annoyed, she shouldn’t have scolded the child.

It wasn’t her fault either.

Who knew Hongguo wasn’t upset at all, nor did she cry, her eyes just got brighter, "Sister~ I was wrong, I’ll stick close to you from now on.

Won’t run around anymore."

"You’re not angry?"

Her, her emotions were not very stable just now.

"Why would I be angry?" Hongguo dropped her luggage, hugging Wen Ran’s arm, "Sister got anxious because she cares about me; if she didn’t care.

Even if I hanged myself inside the house, she would think I’m playing on a swing."

Wen Ran: "..."

That’s quite ahead of its time.

She breathed a sigh of relief, amused by Hongguo, "Alright, alright, quickly pick up your stuff, let’s head back.

Auntie’s also anxiously waiting."

"Sister, might have to wait for a bit," Hongguo straightforwardly said, "Now, there’s a small problem."

Wen Ran: "?"

She was puzzled, "What do you mean?"

Hongguo opened her clothes, revealing a child’s face.

A sweet-smelling, soft little baby.

The lashes were long, nose upturned, even the little mouth was rosy and plump.

Adorable.

Oh, gave her a fright, thought it was some trouble.

Just a child...

What?

Child?!

Wen Ran nearly popped her eyes out, "Did you steal it?"

Hongguo was also a bit confused, "No, someone stuffed it into my arms."

That’s why she got separated from the group.

Initially, everyone was walking well together, squeezing in one direction, and suddenly something was thrust into her arms, and Hongguo instinctively caught it.

Once she caught it, she was stunned.

A child fell from the sky.

Looking up, poof!

Couldn’t find the person anymore.

Then she was forcefully pulled in another direction...

Hongguo also pulled out a small knife, the one Wen Ran gave her for self-defense.

Still had traces of blood on it.

Hongguo earnestly said, "I stabbed her buttocks."

Wen Ran: "..."

What can I say, this sister of mine is really something.

She has Wen Ran’s style!

Raised well, truly satisfying!

"Come on," Wen Ran picked up her luggage, "Let’s head back, we can talk more later."

"Alright."

Thought they would sprint home once off the train, but apparently, that was wishful thinking.

Mrs. Xiao, seeing the lost and found Hongguo, first cried tears of joy, then became terrified at the sight of the child.

"You child," Mrs. Xiao’s legs went weak, "so lucky!"

Hongguo didn’t quite understand, but she agreed with Mrs. Xiao, "Yeah, I’m indeed lucky."

"You’ve encountered child traffickers."

This tactic is bold, but indeed feasible.

The train station is densely populated and noisy, even if something happens, it wouldn’t quickly alarm the stationed police and the like.

It’s a good chance to succeed.

Even if it doesn’t succeed, once exposed, you could run swiftly and escape.

The group decisively went to find the stationed police at the train station.

This matter was too big for them to handle.

"Is it you? He Caiwei?"

That name was like a switch that turned on Wen Ran’s guilt, making her shrink her neck.

Xiao Chenye’s eyes also crossed over the crowd, meeting Shao Ping dressed in a military coat not far away.