My Beloved Super Fierce Wife
Chapter 392 Is it your dog?

Chapter 392: 392 Is it your dog?

A green train stood there.

Upon seeing the train, people rushed towards it like the wind.

The crowd was noticeably more packed.

Lin Tang even saw some young people climbing through the windows into the train.

Their movements were exceptionally agile, as if they had done it countless times before.

After what seemed like an eternity of pushing and shoving, Lin Tang and company finally boarded the train.

Once aboard, it was still crowded.

Gu Yingzhou, a regular on the train, led Lin Tang straight to the sleeping berth area.

Qin Suqing sensed something amiss and tugged at Lin Tang’s clothes.

"Tangtang, our tickets aren’t for the sleeper berths, right?"

Sleeper tickets were hard to come by; the Textile Factory had only managed to get three for the likes of the elder Yang and others.

Gu Yingzhou stopped in his tracks and said, "I purchased a few extra sleeper tickets. If Comrade Qin doesn’t mind, let’s go together."

Having Comrade Qin accompany Tangtang would give him some peace of mind.

Meeting the indifferent gaze of the young man, Qin Suqing’s heart thumped wildly, purely out of nervousness.

"...Okay, sure," she meekly agreed.

For some reason, in her heart, Comrade Gu was more frightening than her own father’s stern face.

Even though the man was very polite.

Qin Suqing couldn’t understand what was wrong with her, feeling a bit lost.

In the midst of conversation, they found their spots according to the car and seat numbers on their tickets.

In those days, transportation wasn’t very convenient; with few vehicles and many people, trains maximized space usage.

The sleeper berths were stacked in three tiers, and Gu Yingzhou had managed to reserve two spots through a classmate that were not adjacent but very close to each other.

One was a lower berth, the other a middle berth.

Turn your head slightly, and you could see the other.

As the one benefiting from the convenience, Qin Suqing smiled at Lin Tang and said, "Tangtang, do you prefer the upper or lower berth? You choose first."

She was fine with either, grateful just to have a place to sleep.

Lin Tang was indifferent.

But considering that the middle berth required climbing up and down, and being agile himself, it would be more convenient for him, so he chose the middle berth.

"...I’ll take the middle berth," he said.

Qin Suqing, seeing how cramped the middle berth was, assumed Lin Tang was being considerate of her and her eyes welled up with gratitude.

She stepped forward and leaned her head on Lin Tang’s shoulder.

"Tangtang, you’re so kind~"

Gu Yingzhou had been silent the whole time, but when he saw the big head resting on the girl’s shoulder, his brows furrowed slightly.

"Let’s organize our stuff," he suddenly interjected.

Qin Suqing instantly perked up, hastily saying, "Yes, yes, let’s tidy up our things, Tangtang."

Lin Tang glanced at Gu Yingzhou and smiled in agreement.

He took out the bag with their toiletries.

The suitcase was placed under the lower bunk, next to Qin Suqing’s.

Snack packages were temporarily placed on the second-tier berth, makeshift for sleeping at an angle.

Under such conditions, it was no time to fuss.

After helping Lin Tang organize his things, Gu Yingzhou picked up his own luggage, ready to head back to his spot.

"Tangtang, I’m in the next carriage, just a bathroom’s distance away, shout if you need anything."

Lin Tang stood up, "Let me walk with you."

Gu Yingzhou looked at the bustling carriage and declined.

"No need, it’s a bit crowded now; I can go by myself."

With that, he patted Lin Tang’s head gently and quickly retracted his hand.

"You stay put."

After he spoke, he smiled, strode away with his long legs, and was soon out of sight.

"Hehehe..." Qin Suqing made a few strange, teasing laughs.

Lin Tang snapped back to reality, "What are you laughing at?"

Qin Suqing covered her mouth but her eyes brimmed with mirth, her voice slightly squeaky.

"Nothing, nothing!"

Just then, other passengers started to arrive at their berths.

Not only do you need money to buy a sleeper ticket, you also need connections.

So, everyone here meets a certain standard of quality.

A family of three arrived first.

A young father, mother and their little girl of a few years old.

The little girl looked bright and alert, with round, clear eyes that softened one’s heart.

The woman nodded to Lin Tang and Qin Suqing, with a gentle smile on her face.

"...Hello."

Lin Tang and her companion smiled back and took a seat on their berths, speaking in low voices.

Qin Suqing glanced at the little girl several times, whispering, "Tangtang, that little girl is as cute as Niuniu."

But she seemed a lot quieter than Niuniu.

Lin Tang looked at her and laughed, "Don’t you always prefer my Choudan?"

You always say Choudan is interesting with his temperate demeanor and that his face is delicate and good-looking. Now you’ve changed your tune.

Qin Suqing rebutted earnestly.

"Little girls have their own beauty, and little boys have their own charm. I like both Er Dan and Yi Hu from your house."

It’s children who make choices; she wants them all.

She had already decided—when she got married, she would have two kids.

A boy and a girl.

Preferably a boy first, so the little sister would have an older brother to protect her.

Lin Tang thought, not only do you like my Er Dan and Yi Hu, you also have a soft spot for my Qiuqiu.

Who was it that wouldn’t let go of Qiuqiu upon seeing him, practically sticking her face to Qiuqiu’s belly?

You’re the one who falls in love with every creature you see, Comrade Qin Suqing.

The dog is still your dog after all.

The train clattered on at a slow pace.

Plus, with lots of people inside and the air not so fresh, it made everyone feel drowsy.

Lin Tang, who had a good physical constitution, was still holding up.

Qin Suqing, used to traveling out of town for business, was also accustomed to it.

The little girl across from them was deathly pale, and it was unclear if it was from motion sickness or something else, but she had vomited several times and looked completely wilted.

The little girl didn’t cry or fuss; she was well-behaved and pitiful.

Her parents were anxious, running around trying to get hot water from the steward and patting her back.

Qin Suqing, who couldn’t bear to see cute creatures suffer, kindly suggested.

"...Comrade, it seems your little sister is getting motion sickness, isn’t she?

Do you have any sour plums, sour jujubes, or sour apricots? Eating something sour might help alleviate the motion sickness."

The woman, heartbroken for her child, had tears in her eyes.

"My husband and I had a last-minute work transfer, so we didn’t bring much with us..." she explained.

The man, watching his wife tear up and his child’s weakness, was filled with sorrow.

He gently wiped his daughter’s mouth and cooed softly, "Baby, would you like to drink some water first? Dad will go out soon to find the sour jujubes and plums your sister mentioned."

The girl named Sisi reached out her little hand to touch her father’s face, showing a weak smile.

The parents’ hearts ached.

Lin Tang had been silent, but when the man finished speaking, she quietly raised her hand.

"Um, I don’t have sour jujubes, but I do have green jujubes. Would you like some?"

Her green jujubes had a special provenance.

They came from a jujube tree that had grown with her.

The Lin Family’s jujube tree used to stand in front of Lin Tang’s window before they built a new house.

The tree had to be cut down to make way for the new construction.

Lin Lu and his spouse couldn’t bear to do it.

So they moved the jujube tree instead.

It was just the season for them to ripen, and Li Xiuli had gathered a bag for Lin Tang.

Returning to the present.

Upon hearing what Lin Tang said, the couple’s eyes lit up.

"Young comrade, you have green jujubes? That’s wonderful—could we buy a few from you?" the man asked earnestly.

If it could make his Sisi feel better, he was willing to pay a high price.

"Just a few green jujubes—it’s not about the money," Lin Tang replied.