Crying and calling for monthly tickets - brothers, vote for me the guaranteed monthly tickets in your hand!

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At the ticket gate here, the next wave of passengers entering the station is to come from Yanjing, stop shortly through Shimen, and drive to Xucheng. Now the trains gather along two rows of benches and the middle aisles are mostly passengers heading to Xucheng or cities along the route.

Chen Huai heard the young girl ask this question, guessing that she should have taken the train to Xucheng. Seeing that she was only twenty-five or six years old, she looked like Cheng Yi, nodded and said, "Well, let's take this train to Xucheng too..." Seeing the girl's eyes flashing back, he turned around and saw that the boys did not leave the waiting hall, but stood in the distance, looking here, with fierce eyes in his eyes.

Chen Huai frowned when he saw it. He knew that many railway stations in places were blind spots and difficulties in public security, but he did not expect that the Shimen would be in such chaos.

The young girl just insulted and spitted, and saw these teenagers trying to steal her things. When she was angry, she also got angry and smashed the bags in her hand at these people. At this time, she calmed down a little, and she was still scared when she thought about it. When she saw these children, she didn't escape, but looked at them here, as if she wanted to take revenge, and she became scared.

The young girl also went out alone, without help from outside, and had nothing to rely on. At this time, she could only place all her hope on Chen Huai, who had just spoken out to remind her, subconsciously hiding behind Chen Huai, and looked at the boys vigilantly and nervously.

When Cheng Yi saw this situation, she felt offended and asked Chen Huai worriedly: "Will they come here to find trouble?"

Chen Huai shook his head and pointed at the station staff with red armbands not far away to see Cheng Yi and the women around him, comforting them, "There are station staff watching over there. As long as we don't walk into corners that the staff can't see, they won't do anything..."

Cheng Yi rarely had the opportunity to contact the lower-level people, and Chen Huai was not worried about anything. After all, these children just now had to anger and lure the young girl away before stealing her bag. They played hide-and-seek with her in the waiting hall, and they dared not to develop to the extent of public robbery or robbery. So at this time, just pay attention to not blocking this group of lawless boys in any corner.

The train was about to arrive at the station, and Chen Huai could not delay the Shimen.

Perhaps Cheng Wenguang's driver responded to the station police station in time. Soon, several uniformed police officers walked in through the side door. When they saw the station police appear, the teenagers completely scattered and did not dare to provoke trouble.

Chen Huai knew that behind these teenagers and beggar children, there should be people who control them. He looked around and could not see suspicious people. He thought that he would have the opportunity to tell Cheng Yi's father that there was no need to stand up and snatch the main points at this time, so he did not come forward to report to the station police about the situation just now.

Seeing the police driving the beggar children and stealing the teenager out of the waiting hall, and then checking the ID cards of the passengers waiting on the other side, the young girl was completely relieved and took out her cell phone to report her safety to her family.

Chen Huai saw that the young girl was also quite smart. She didn't take out her cell phone to call before the police came over. He probably was afraid that these lawless teenagers would rush up to grab her and looked at her:

Her face is also quite beautiful, with a flower-style scarf on the neckline, a beige short windbreaker, a light brown belt around her waist, tight jeans, her legs are wrapped in slender, and brown high heels. Her dressing makes her look like a fashionable white-collar girl.

Whether it is the trolley case under the bench or the carry-on bag, they are all high-end products with exquisite workmanship. Such single fashionable girls are indeed likely to become the target of some minor criminal gangs.

The girl was still worried about what happened just now, and was still grateful to Chen Huai. When she was on the phone with her family or friends, she even exaggeratedly described Chen Huai as a hero who was brave and brave. Chen Huai stood beside her and smiled when she heard it.

At this moment, a staff member appeared at the ticket gate and started checking the ticket. Chen Huai, Cheng Yi and the young girl lined up to the ticket gate and chatted.

The young girl was very grateful to Chen Huai. Seeing that he and Cheng Yi were both extraordinary in temperament and appearance, she naturally felt good and trusted. During the chat, she burst out her situation.

Chen Huai then learned that the young girl's surname was Xu and named Xu Xian. She lived in Tunping County under Shimen. She studied in the university where Xucheng was and stayed in a securities company in Xucheng. This time she also spent two days on weekends to go home to visit her parents. Unexpectedly, she would encounter such a thing at the train station when she left Shimen.

Chen Huai and Xu Xian were not in the same carriage, so they separated when they entered the platform.

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When Chen Huai and the others came, Yang Haipeng helped arrange the itinerary and specially booked several soft sleeper cars for Chen Huai, Cheng Yi, Zhao Tianming, Dai Quan and others without any interference from outsiders.

When they returned to Xucheng, Chen Huai and Cheng Yi left alone, without asking Yang Haipeng to arrange it, and they did not want to spread it too much.

However, the train departed from Yanjing and headed to Xucheng. The ordinary hard seat carriage was crowded and crowded, and the soft sleeper carriage was very empty. Chen Huai and Cheng Yi entered the carriage, and there was only a middle-aged man wearing glasses sitting on the lower bunk and reading the newspaper next to the window. When he saw Chen Huai and Cheng Yi coming in, he looked up and looked at him, and he ignored the stranger.

After getting in the car, Cheng Yi also called her mother with her cell phone to report her safety; Chen Huai was responsible for putting their luggage away.

Chen Huai and Cheng Yi were both tickets for the lower bunk, but it was inconvenient that they drove the middle-aged man opposite to the upper bunk. Cheng Yi sat with Chen Huai, took out all kinds of food prepared by her mother from her bag, spread it on the bed and grabbed it for supper.

After getting on the train, Cheng Yi had nothing to fear about what happened at the station. Instead, she had a curiosity to explore the dangers of the lower class society. Faced with Cheng Yi's curiosity, Chen Huai told her about things from all over the world, talking about street children, talking about trafficking, talking about minor crimes, talking about the current shelter system, talking about civilian society and cruel reality that she rarely contacted.

"Not many of these children are really abducted and trafficked. Most of them are brought out by people from the same village or even their biological parents to control begging. For these children and parents, as long as they do not involve gang crimes, simple shelter and deportation can no longer effectively solve these problems. Although the law on the Protection of Minors is established, there are no corresponding material conditions to implement more specific operational procedures and regulations. Many of the problems we are seeing now may take ten, twenty years, or even longer to resolve..."

Cheng Yi held her chin and looked at Chen Huai's face and listened to him, and couldn't help but become addicted.

When Cheng Yi was studying, many classmates came from rural areas, but because these classmates had not entered society at that time, Cheng Yi knew that some places in China were poor and backward, but she also had no way to understand the complexity of civilian society and the people at the bottom.

Cheng Yi had more contacts in the past with children from the red walls such as Tan Jun, Ji Chengxi, Song Hongqi, Song Hongyi, Song Tong and her brother. After work, she also had contacts with well-dressed middle and senior bank executives.

Among these people, there are people who are addicted to alcohol and sex, and there are many people who are outstanding in qualifications and career-oriented, and have extraordinary achievements. In theory, Chen Huai is the same as these people, but Cheng Yi always feels that Chen Huai has a different temperament from this type of people.

On the surface, Chen Huai is more successful in the local area and has greater achievements, but is it because Chen Huai is more qualified and smarter, or is it caused by other factors? Cheng Yi has always been unable to think about it thoroughly. Sometimes she feels that there is a layer of fog on Chen Huai's body, which makes people unable to see through.

She now understands at least one thing that Chen Huai's meticulous observations and understanding of civil society and the lower-class people are definitely not easily possessed by children from the Red Wall.

Like today's situation, if it were someone else, such as his brother or Ji Chengxi, it might be easy to solve the problem by calling, and even asked the station police to handle special matters and dig out the mastermind behind the teenagers. It was not very difficult, but Cheng Yi always felt that others were a bit worse than Chen Huai.

Cheng Yi asked curiously: "How do you know so many things?"

"..." Chen Huai smiled, "I have a bad relationship with my family. I spend most of my time outside, so the things I come into contact with are complicated - I don't want to do this either. Look, I'm starting to learn it now."

Cheng Yi glanced at Chen Huai and scolded him for being insincere: Chen Huai's explanation seemed very reasonable, but she explained her doubts.

Many people, such as Song Hongjun, Ji Chengxi and her brother, were born in the mid-to-late 1960s and experienced turmoil in the country, society and family during their adolescence. Even Cheng Yi herself had the memory of being sent to the farm with her parents when she was young. She was a little older and went to the countryside with educated youth. Her life experience was more complicated, but Chen Huai gave her a different feeling.

However, Cheng Yi couldn't tell what was different, so she stopped asking.

The middle-aged man sitting opposite reading the newspaper, washed up and went to bed at the upper bunk. Cheng Yi saw that it was not early, so she wanted to get up to wash. At this time, the door of the car was pushed open from outside. Xu Xian, who was getting on the car separately on the platform, looked in, and said with a palpitation, "

"Ah, I know you're in this carriage, but I don't know which number is - can I make do with you for a night?"

Cheng Yi looked at Xu Xian in confusion; Xu Xian said again: "In my car, all three men are in a mess, and I dare not sleep there alone."

"There is a shop here empty, so I don't know if there are any people on the train halfway. Why don't I ask the conductor for you to see if you can transfer your shop?" Chen Huai said.

"Well, I asked, I can add more tickets," Xu Xian said hurriedly, watching Cheng Yi and Chen Huai sit together, and said hesitantly, "I'm just afraid that you will not be convenient..."

She was also frightened at the station. When she went to the train, she looked like a bad person. She felt uneasy and could stay in the same carriage with Chen Huai and Cheng Yi, so she didn't mind spending 200 yuan to make up for the ticket.
Chapter completed!