Qin Wenze nodded. "Okay."
He then walked over to the window where Mrs. Fu was waiting.
He called up to her, "Auntie."
"Ah, Wenzhe!" Seeing the two Qin brothers there to pick them up, Mrs. Fu was instantly filled with a sense of security.
Just then, Qin Wenshu also entered her train car.
"Auntie, long time no see! I’ve really missed you."
His enthusiasm was almost too much for Mrs. Fu to handle.
Still, Mrs. Fu was genuinely fond of the young man.
Her smile deepened when she saw him.
"Auntie, you go on and get off. I can handle things here."
Mrs. Fu nodded. "This is everything. Don’t leave anything behind."
"Don’t worry, Auntie, I won’t." ’This place is tiny,’ he thought. ’How could I possibly miss anything?’
’Still, where did all these fertilizer bags come from?’
’You have to admit, these fertilizer bags are miracle containers for packing things.’
Seeing that he was already passing the luggage down, Mrs. Fu exited the train car, reassured.
Qin Wenshu quickly finished passing down all the fertilizer bags.
Then, he simply jumped down from the window.
Fu Mingxue’s lips twitched as she watched him.
Mrs. Fu came over. "Did you hurt your feet?"
Qin Wenshu quickly shook his head. "Nope, Auntie! Let’s get this stuff to the car first. There are too many people here."
"Alright, let’s go then." Mrs. Fu was also eager to leave the train station right away.
There were still quite a few people.
She wondered where so many people came from when it wasn’t even a holiday or New Year’s.
It was a good thing they came back early. If they had waited until the New Year travel rush, it would have probably been a sea of people.
Mrs. Fu wanted to carry some of the luggage, but the two brothers refused, so she settled for holding one of the children instead.

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