After a three-day train ride, the two of them finally disembarked.
Qin Wenshu felt like he had been through an ordeal.
"Sigh, we’re finally here. Aunt, how are we going to get there? We didn’t tell anyone to come pick us up."
Mrs. Qin snapped, "We’ll walk! How else? Did you think the streets would be lined with cars?"
Qin Wenshu: ...?
"Alright, then. Let’s leave the station first."
’Maybe if we’re lucky, we’ll run into a fellow villager with an oxcart after we leave the station.’
There were only two suitcases, and naturally, Qin Wenshu carried them.
After the two of them left the train station, Qin Wenshu started looking left and right.
Just then, a joyful voice called out from not too far away, "In-law, over here!"
Qin Wenshu subconsciously looked toward the voice.
When he got a clear look at the person, he became incredibly excited. "Aunt, look! It’s Sister-in-law’s mom—"
Mrs. Qin immediately slapped the back of his head. "Call her ’Auntie’."
Then she looked at Mrs. Fu, who was walking toward her. "My dear in-law, what are you doing here?"
Mrs. Fu said at once, "Mingxue said you might arrive today. She looked up the train’s arrival time, so I came to pick you up."
"Auntie, Sister-in-law is so amazing. But really, Auntie, you didn’t have to come. My aunt and I could have just walked."
It was a long way from the train station to the military base.
’She doesn’t have a car, so her coming here isn’t much help.’
Mrs. Qin nodded as well. "That’s right, my dear in-law. You really didn’t have to come get us. We could have gotten there ourselves—"
Mrs. Fu immediately cut in, "It’s no trouble. I rode my vehicle over. It’ll be perfect for your two suitcases. Come on, let’s get on first."
Mrs. Qin and Qin Wenshu were a bit dumbfounded by her words. ’What vehicle? A bicycle?’
’Or did she borrow an oxcart?’
’Or a handcart?’


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