Chapter 213: You Dead Girl Got Lucky

The driver, seeing that the young Miss had not sought credit, felt deep appreciation in his heart; with so many people on the bus, apart from this young Miss, not a single one had extended a helping hand, and he, Lu Daguang, would naturally remember this favor: "Miss, my name is Lu Daguang, I run this city route; from now on, whenever you take the bus, big brother will look out for you."

At this moment, the conductor, Si Yueqin, had also calmed down; hearing these words, she said: "Yes, yes, yes, young Miss, what is your name? You have truly helped us a great deal today."

She had been terrified just now, so frightened that she could think of nothing but fear, not even considering offering help; if it were not for this young Miss buying time for Brother Lu, she dared not think of the consequences.

Many people on the bus also came to their senses: "Young Miss, thank you."

A middle-aged woman sitting in the middle stood up and handed Liu Chuxue a handful of fruit candies: "Young Miss, these are wedding candies I prepared for my son's marriage; have one to sweeten your mouth."

Liu Chuxue had originally not wanted to take them, but upon hearing they were wedding candies, she took one from her hand: "Big Sister, these candies are precious; I will just take one to share in the good fortune."

But the big sister stubbornly shoved the whole handful of candies from her hand into hers: "Take them; if it weren't for you, I don't know who these things would have ended up benefiting?"

Since the other person was sincerely giving, if she refused again, that would be improper: "Then thank you, Big Sister; in advance, I wish your son and daughter-in-law a happy wedding, a hundred years of harmony, and an early birth of a noble son."

Hearing these words, the big sister's face was full of smiles: "Thank you, thank you."

An old woman with slanted eyes sitting at the back pushed the young Miss sitting beside her: "You go get some wedding candies too; it's just right to take them home for my son Tianbao to eat."

The young Miss timidly shrank her neck: "I dare not."

The old woman raised her hand and slapped the young Miss on the back of her neck with a 'Pa!': "I told you to go, so you go."

The young Miss cried out 'Ah!' from the blow.

Everyone on the bus turned to look at the sound; seeing the young Miss with her head down, they heard the slanted-eyed old woman beside her say: "This dead girl wants to eat wedding candies too; does she not see if she has the fate for it?"

A young man sitting in front of the grandmother and granddaughter heard these words and was instantly stunned, thinking: This old woman really knows how to talk nonsense; clearly she herself wanted to force the young Miss over to beg for candies, how did it become that the young Miss wanted to eat them herself?

The big sister who had just given Liu Chuxue the wedding candies was also a shrewd person; seeing the young Miss's appearance, she roughly guessed what was happening; since the old woman had already spoken, if she did not give in front of so many people, someone might say she was stingy, but she was not a fool to be taken advantage of.

After thinking for a moment, she took two fruit candies from her bag: "Come, little girl, Auntie will give you one."

The old woman stood up and tried to take it, but the big sister directly peeled off the wrapper: "Come, little girl, I will feed you."

The young man sitting between them seemed to understand something; he tugged the young Miss's sleeve: "Hurry up, don't you want to eat candy?"

The young Miss glanced at her own grandmother; seeing the old woman say nothing, she timidly walked a few steps forward, wanting to take the candy and give it to her grandmother.

But the big sister did not let anyone touch it: "Come, open your mouth."

The young Miss had just about to say the words 'save it for my younger brother', but as soon as she opened her mouth, the big sister stuffed the candy into it.

The young Miss was terrified and raised her hand to take the candy out, but the big sister stopped her: "Just eat it."

She then looked at the slanted-eyed old woman: "Auntie, the child is still young; wanting to eat candy is normal; you must absolutely not lay a hand on the child again."

After speaking, she handed the other candy in her hand to the little girl; she could not bear to give more, after all, even this one piece the young Miss might not be able to keep, but without this piece of candy, the young Miss would likely get beaten again; she considered this doing a good deed for the day.

Sure enough, as soon as the young Miss sat back in her seat, the candy in her hand was confiscated by the old woman: "You dead girl got lucky."

Everyone was still haunted by the earlier hijacking incident and had no mood to deal with this matter; seeing the old woman cause no further trouble, everyone began to speak in a jumble: "Driver master, what should we do now? Should we still go?"

The driver had just recovered at this moment; he glanced at the already damaged bus door: "Of course we must go, but it might be a bit later; I have to go to the police station to file a report and have them send someone to accompany us."

"Yes, yes, yes; with the public security comrades, it will be safer."

(End of this chapter)