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In addition to some food prepared by Aunt Zhou, the backpack also contained the mushroom minced meat sauce that Cheng Xu had made at home, as well as sugar, biscuits, and a small bag containing towels and toiletries for three people.

These were all things Cheng Xu strongly requested to bring.

The food on the train was expensive and not as delicious as the homemade food. It was hot in summer, and she had never thought that she could eat all the food she brought for three days. But she could eat as little as she could in three days, saving money and You won’t let yourself eat a few more unpalatable meals.

Cheng Ran: "What is this? It's meat, it's so thin, and it's spicy." His sister can always make something he has never eaten before.

Cheng Xu took a bite of pork breast himself: "This is pork breast, which is made by pounding pork and adding various spices."

Han Chen: "It tastes a little sweet."

Cheng Xu: "Because it has added sugar."

The person opposite saw that they were eating so well since they first came here. The smell of pork breasts seduced him, and he felt hungry. He took out the steamed buns he had brought with him and started eating them. No matter how he ate them, he felt that they were not as delicious as others.

One is meat and the other is steamed buns, they are incomparable.

Those who could sit on the sleeper berth had some spare money in their hands at this time. He was so greedy that he wanted to ask Cheng Xu if he could sell some to him: "Little girl, can you sell me some of this pork jerky in your hand. "

Only then did the three of them realize that everyone around them was looking at them, and the problem was with the pork breasts in their hands.

It doesn't seem good to let people do it like this, but it seems easier to get caught reselling it on the train.

Cheng Xu swallowed the last bite: "Brother, if you want to eat, I'll give you a piece."

The young man opposite took out the steamed buns and ate them while the three of them were eating. He didn't ask her for it at first, but now he was really greedy and only spoke now.

No matter how much she had, she wouldn't dare to put it out for sale. She still wanted to eat, so what could she say if she would put it out later after selling it.

When the young man got the pork shop from Cheng Xu, he also took out his own steamed buns and gave them to her, three steamed buns for each person: "These are the steamed buns my mother made for me. She is very good at making steamed buns. After eating them, she will be soft and fragrant." Sweet, give it.”

Cheng Xu naturally took the steamed buns he brought. When he took it, he felt very soft. He took one bite and said, "Brother, your mother's craftsmanship is really good. How many steamed buns do you have left? I'll trade them with you." Bar."

Cheng Xu's praise made the young man very happy, but he really didn't have much left, and he wouldn't have anything to eat if he kept changing.

"There aren't many left, and my mother didn't pack a few for me. She always planned food for me on the way."

Cheng Xu was a little regretful that he could only eat this one of such delicious steamed buns.

Seeing that Cheng Xu liked to eat this, Han Chen saved the steamed bun in his hand: "I'll keep it for you, you can eat another one." He gave the steamed bun to Cheng Xu.

Cheng Xu looked at him happily: "You don't want to eat."

Han Chen smiled and shook his head, "You know, I can't eat what others cook."

It's not that he can't eat this steamed bun if he really wants it, he can force it on him, but Cheng Xu likes it very much, so why not just leave it to her.

Cheng Xu looked at Cheng Ran who was eating delicious food next to him, and then at Han Chen who left the steamed buns for him. He took out the mushroom minced meat sauce that he had made directly from the bag, and then took out the steamed buns given by Aunt Zhou: "How many of you are there?" Eat something.”

This real brother is worse than this fake husband.

"Aunt Zhou made the steamed buns, but I made the sauce. You eat these first, and when we get to the capital, we will make you something better to top it up." Cheng Xu is not a stingy person, and others are kind to her. , she will also be kind to others.

Cheng Ran brought over his steamed buns and said, "Give me some sauce too, I won't be satisfied just eating the steamed buns."

Cheng Xu glanced at him: "You can eat whatever you want. Steamed buns would be good."

Cheng Ran was aggrieved by Cheng Xu's words. After getting married, he only had a husband but no brother?

"How can he eat it?" He pointed at Han Chen who had mushroom meat sauce in the steamed buns.

Cheng Xu made it clear that he wanted to give up: "He has anorexia and can only eat the food I cook. What he eats is not steamed buns with sauce, but steamed buns with just sauce."

Cheng Ran suddenly.

The days on the train are really boring. There is no mobile phone or Internet. Every day, she only sleeps, eats, and chats. Occasionally, she can hear the sound of playing cards next door. This is already boring to fight with others on the train. Landlord.

The three of them, Cheng Xu, had become familiar with the young man across from them. Within a day, the three of them had exchanged names and talked about everything they did. Of course, Han Chen's occupation was kept secret.

The young man's surname is Ma, and his name is Ma Jun. He is from the Propaganda Office of the provincial capital. This time he is on a business trip to Beijing to study.

He and Cheng Xu chatted the most. One of them liked steamed buns and the other liked pork jerky. There were quite a lot of topics.

When they got off the bus, the two left each other's phone numbers. Cheng Xu also brought Ma Jun some pork jerky to him. This was her resource later, and the relationship must be maintained.

In addition to articles, the Publicity Office also specializes in illustrations. Cheng Xu specifically told Ma Jun that she liked drawing and wanted to make this a career in the future.

When Ma Jun heard this, he admired Cheng Xu very much and pursued his own ideals. He was a good person!

After three days on the train, Cheng Xu felt that she had really had enough. This was still a sleeper. If it had been a hard seat, she might have collapsed when she got off the train.

They only ate the food they brought with them for more than one day. For dinner the next day, they started buying food on the train. A meal cost [-] cents. Although it had meat and vegetables, it was really expensive.

Both Cheng Xu and Cheng Ran felt distressed after eating. Only Han Chen was calm. Seeing that Cheng Xu was eating slowly, he thought she didn't like it and asked her if she wanted to buy another one to try.

Cheng Xu: Well...I just eat slowly because of my pain. She wants to know how much money you have right now.

Uncle Li said that his monthly salary is more than 30 yuan, which is not much. How did he manage to not care about this money.

Cheng Xu wanted to know how much the project bonus Uncle Li was talking about was.

Beijing is indeed a famous city in the country. The flow of people is extremely large. People are crowded when getting off the train. Cheng Xu tries hard to hold on to the bag in her hand for fear of being squeezed out.

Cheng Xu, who was trying to squeeze forward, found that there was slowly a gap around her. It was Han Chen and Cheng Ran who came to her side, one on the left and the other on the left, to help her push away the crowd.

Han Chen took the big bag from her hand and said, "Give me the bag."

Cheng Xu gave the bag to Han Chen and just squeezed out. After the three of them came out, they walked outside the station and saw a man holding a sign with the name Han Chen's family on it.

She poked Han Chen and asked, "Is that person here to pick us up?" She had never encountered this kind of pick-up method except when she picked someone up in college.

Han Chen noticed the person holding the sign. That was the person taking care of Dad Han: "Yes, that's the person my dad called to pick us up."

Xiao Tang saw Han Chen whom he was about to pick up: "Brother Han, you are finally back."

Han Chen supported leaving Beijing and seldom went home. Transportation was not convenient these days, and his place of work was busy. If he hadn't gotten married this time, he might have had to say New Year's greetings on the phone again this year.

Not only was Han Chen homeless, Han Chen's sister was homeless too. She was afraid of being forced to get married by her family, so she didn't even have many phone calls. There were only two old people left at home, and it was very deserted every New Year.