After I was killed by domestic violence, I violently raped my whole family

After squeezing out of the train station and looking at everything unfamiliar around them, the brother and sister both looked confused.

Su An heard from Uncle Luo that bad guys accounted for most of the train station, and she didn't dare to ask around for fear of being cheated.

Come out of the station and walk along the shops outside. It's still light and many shops are not open yet.

Across the street, a shop called Guanghe Hotel was brightly lit. Looking in from the outside, there were many breakfast guests sitting in the living room.

Su An took her brother and walked inside.

"Come on, brother, let's go in and take a look."

Su Ping looked at the grand sign and felt a little embarrassed, "An'an, will it be expensive?"

Su An walked inside immediately, "We asked if we were eating, but we won't eat if it's too expensive."

As soon as he arrived at the door, the rich aroma came from inside. Su An swallowed his saliva subconsciously. The chicken was roasted, and it was freshly roasted.

As soon as we walked in, a staff member wearing a bib came up to us, "Please come inside, please come inside, rice, noodles, stir-fried vegetables and steamed buns, all available."

Su An asked, "How do you calculate the price of breakfast here? How do you sell roast chicken?"

The other party was not surprised at all. Since the emergence of the self-employed, prices have been raised randomly in the train station. Many customers coming out of the station have become defensive, fearing that if they accidentally eat a bowl of noodles, they will be told that it is a secret recipe handed down from their ancestors. , one bowl costs you eighteen yuan.

He faced Su An with a smile and pointed at the wall, "It's all posted, the price is clearly marked, no kidding!"

Su An followed the other person's finger and looked towards the wall. Sure enough, there was a menu posted with the price marked with a brush.

稀饭 1毛2一碗，油条1毛5一根，糖饼两毛二.....现烤烧鸡5块5一只.......

There are many kinds, dozens of lines, and the price is much more expensive than what she bought in city A, but this is near the train station, so she can accept the higher price.

Su An ordered two bowls of steamed noodles and several large steamed buns, ready to take them to the car for lunch.

I paid the money, took the note, and waited at the food outlet.

There were not many people there in the early morning, and everything was quickly served. The brother and sister ate the noodles while there was free boiled water in the store.

After Su An finished eating, he said hello to his brother and queued up to buy roast chicken. Su Ping took his duffel bag and ran to the bucket of boiling water to fill it with boiling water.

He casually looked out the door and saw a sneaky little head looking directly at him.

She has short dog-gnawed hair, two rolling eyes, and is dark and thin. Isn’t this the egg pancake on the train?

Su Ping was startled and quickly turned back to look at Su An. Seeing that Su An didn't pay attention to him, he walked towards the door with his luggage bag in hand.

Seeing the bean sprouts carrying the broken woven bag smiling up at him, Su Ping looked surprised, "Why are you here?"

"Where is your family?" Su Ping looked around.

"The egg pancakes are delicious, but you won't chase me here, right? Come on, hurry up, don't follow me again!"

Su Ping gave him a fierce beating, then walked inside, poured hot water and sat on the seat to wait for Su An, looking out the door subconsciously.

Seeing Omelet holding her knees pitifully, squatting by the door, looking inside from time to time to look at herself.

Su Ping looked away uncomfortably, and after a few seconds he secretly glanced over to see if the other party was gone. He suddenly felt a little restless.

Looking back at Su An, seeing that his sister didn't pay attention to him, Su Ping took a steamed bun and walked out.

When Ren San saw Su Ping coming out, he quickly stood up and looked at Su Ping timidly.

Su Ping stuffed the steamed bun in his hand into the other person's arms, "Here you go, okay? Go and find your parents."

Ren San hugged the bun in his hand and said weakly to Su Ping, "I have no parents, they are dead."

Su Ping looked at the teenage boy in front of him, with a bit of pity on his face, and his tone softened, "Then who did you go out with?"

Ren San saw that Su Ping was no longer so fierce and became more courageous.

"I came out with my second uncle. She told me to take me to a construction site in the south to smash cement boards. There are steel bars inside the cement boards. If I smash them, I can take them to the scrapyard and sell them for money."

Su Ping's eyes widened, "You're going to the south to smash cement slabs? But this is City C, and we haven't arrived yet. Why are you getting out of the car?"

"Where is your second uncle?"

"Put it on the train!"

"It's over, it's over. Do you know you lost it?"

Su Ping was almost crying, what to do now? The child was so greedy for his egg pancake that he followed him off the train.

If he had known earlier, he would not have given him food.

"Do you know how to find your second aunt? Hurry up and buy a ticket to find your second aunt."

Ren San looked at Su Ping and shook his head.

Su Ping looked around and asked in a low voice, "You don't have money to buy a ticket, do you?"

"You can evade the fare. Didn't you hide under the seat on the train yesterday? Walk quickly, walk quickly."

"I'm telling you, you got out of the car on your own, I didn't ask you to get off."

"I won't care about you, don't rely on me."

Listening to Su Ping's words, Ren San's nose shrank and his eyes suddenly filled with tears. Seeing this, Su Ping's words suddenly got stuck.

Resigned to his fate, he dug out of his trouser pocket and took out a handful of dimes without looking at them, just stuffing them into Ren San's arms.

"Buy a ticket, just buy a ticket. You go buy the ticket and I'll pay for it for you. Come on, go find your second aunt."

When Ren San saw Su Ping rushing him away, he could only carry the broken woven bag and walked towards the station, turning back every step.

Su Ping breathed a sigh of relief when he saw this. Thinking of the fare, he felt inexplicably guilty. If An An found out, he would scold him to death.

Seeing Ren Sanzhen heading towards the station, Su Ping quickly returned to his seat and waited for Su An as if nothing had happened.

Thinking about the egg pancakes and steamed buns and the fare, my heart ached.

Su An waited for the roast chicken to come out of the oven and bought four at once.

It costs more than five yuan a piece, so she would definitely be reluctant to eat it for herself, but it is not expensive to buy it for her mother, grandma, and brother.

I felt much better thinking that it was not my money that I was spending anyway.

Looking at the clerk who was packing the roast chicken for him, Su An quickly asked how to get on the bus.

The clerk was also enthusiastic, "When you go out, turn left. There is a platform over there. Take a bus to the North Station. The North Station is a bus station. There is a bus to Jiaxian County."

"But it's still early. The earliest bus is at 7 o'clock. You can take another one."

Su An took the roast chicken from the other party and thanked him with a smile, "Thank you, thank you so much."

The clerk waved his hand, "It's okay, it's not easy even when you're away from home."

Su Ping looked at his sister's generosity, and the previous unhappiness was immediately forgotten, and all he could think about was roast chicken.

The brother and sister sat in the shop for half an hour, checked that the time was almost up, and then set off with their things.

I got on a bus, arrived at the bus station, arrived at the county town, and then took a bus down to the town. When I arrived in the town, it was already noon.

When Su An and Su Ping were young, they followed Wang Xiaocui to the market a few times. Five or six years later, things have not changed much.

There is still a twelve-mile mountain road back home from the town. In the past, when I came to the market, I mostly had to rely on two legs.

Now the brother and sister have been bumpy all day, and Su An just wants to get home quickly.

Leaving her brother to guard her luggage, she spoke the dialect she remembered and asked the people next to her if there was an oxcart for rent.

I didn't rent a bullock cart, but an aunt introduced me to a three-wheeler.