Quick Wear: Passerby A's Daily Life of Eating Watermelons

After a thorough search, no one was found and no one knew where the hero had hidden. The train stopped for more than ten minutes and then started moving again. At least they had some sense and were not so reckless as to drag the entire trainload of people with them to their deaths.

The train started moving and obviously sped up. Jiang Yue took his apprentice to study for a while. He looked at the time and it was already six o'clock in the evening. Aunt Fang took out the lunch box, poured some hot water to heat up the food and started to eat. After a while of silence, the people in the next compartment started quarreling again. After they finished quarreling, Jiang Yue looked and saw that it was already nine o'clock in the evening. The three of them locked the door of the compartment and went to bed.

The three of them got up early the next day. The breakfast on the train was millet porridge and steamed buns. Jiang Yue bought three servings of breakfast. There was nothing to do after eating. The train stopped and started frequently, and they changed trains several times. Half a month later, the three of them finally arrived in Guangzhou. Jiang Yue planned to rest here for a few days before setting off again.

After getting off the train, they found two rickshaws and asked how to get to Hong Kong. The rickshaw driver told them in detail where to take the bus, but Jiang Yue was from another place and didn't know anything before coming, so she spent some money to ask the rickshaw driver to take them to buy train tickets.

After buying the train ticket, he found a nearby hotel and stayed there. After resting for a night, he had a Guangzhou-style breakfast. After returning to the hotel, he washed and hung out the clothes, then went back to bed. He felt that he had not rested enough, so he slept for another round and it was already afternoon when he woke up. Jiang Yue stretched, went out to find Aunt Fang and his young apprentice, and went out to look for food with the other two. After dinner, he went back to bed.

They rested for three days and slept for two days. On the third day, the three of them went out for a walk and replenished some supplies. Jiang Yue didn't need to look for the person who contacted Chen's father and them. When would he go to find the person when he was unfamiliar with the place?

On the third day, Jiang Yue and the other two set out. It was already afternoon when they arrived in Kowloon. Jiang Yue and the other two got out and hailed a taxi. There was already a taxi. Jiang Yue reached into his pocket, took out the letter, pretended to take it out of his pocket, handed it to the taxi driver and said, "Master, do you know this place?"

The taxi driver looked at the address on the envelope and said to Jiang Yue, "I can take you to that area, but I don't know the exact address."

Jiang Yue and the other two took a taxi to the address on the letter, found a rickshaw, gave some extra money to the rickshaw driver to take them there, and took them to find the specific place. After the rickshaw driver found the place, Jiang Yue went forward and knocked on the door, but it was not Chen's father and the others who opened the door.

The person who opened the door was an auntie who looked about the same age as Aunt Fang. Seeing Jiang Yue and the other three strangers, she asked with some caution, "Who are you?"

Jiang Yue looked disappointed, but not too surprised. She had already considered this situation and was somewhat mentally prepared. After sorting out her thoughts, Jiang Yue said to her aunt, "Hello, we are here to look for our relatives."

After saying that, she handed the envelope to her. The aunt took the envelope and looked at it. It was her address. She then thought that two women and a child should not pose a big threat, so she let Jiang Yue and the other two enter the house.

After that, he poured them three glasses of water, brought some food to the children, went back to the room, took out a small box, took out a stack of envelopes from it, handed them to Jiang Yue and said, "This is what you wrote too."

Jiang Yue took it and looked at it. The earliest period was three years ago. It seemed that the people had passed away at that time. Jiang Yue nodded to the aunt: "Auntie, you are right. We wrote it. Do you know where this family is now?"

"I don't know. We moved here two years ago. When I bought it, it had been empty for a year. I heard that he immigrated to the United States."

"You can go ask the old lady across the street. She has always lived here and may know more."

After that, she took them to knock on the door of the old lady opposite. After the door was opened, the aunt told them about Jiang Yue and the others. The old lady looked at Jiang Yue and asked, "Are you Chen Xin or Jiang Yue?"

Hearing what the old lady said, Jiang Yue was delighted and quickly said, "Hello, old lady. I am Jiang Yue."

Afterwards, Jiang Yue showed the ID to the old lady, but the old lady didn't look at it carefully. She invited them in and took out a few letters and a photo. She took out the photo and looked at it in front of Jiang Yue. The photo was a family portrait of the Chen family. Jiang Yue in the photo was still relatively young, but it could be seen that it was a person.

The old lady was relieved and handed the letter to Jiang Yue. Jiang Yue couldn't wait to open the letter from a year ago. While Jiang Yue was reading the letter, the old lady said, "The most recent one is the one you are reading."

Jiang Yue opened the letter and saw that it was a note from Chen's father. It talked about their current situation. After going to the United States, they lived in New York for a while, and later bought a small farm to farm. There were Chinese people living nearby and they were relatively united. He said that Aunt Chen missed them, Aunt Fang's daughter was married and gave birth to twins, and Master Sun died of old age.

Seeing this, Jiang Yue burst into tears. Aunt Fang quickly came over to ask what happened. Jiang Yue said that her master had passed away. Aunt Fang patted Jiang Yue on the shoulder and said, "It's okay. It's a happy funeral at your age. Don't cry."

After hearing this, my aunt and grandma also understood. They hadn't seen the person for a long time and finally got the news, but now he was gone.

After reading the letter and calming down, Jiang Yue told Aunt Fang that her daughter had given birth to twins. Aunt Fang's face was filled with joy. Aunt Fang should have gone with her daughter, but she couldn't bear to leave Jiang Yue and Chen Xin, as there would be no one to take care of them if she left, so she stayed. She didn't expect that they would be separated for so many years.

Jiang Yue and Aunt Fang calmed down and thanked grandma and aunt. Jiang Yue wrote down Chen's father's current address and gave the letter to grandma for safekeeping. Then Jiang Yue wrote two more letters to Chen Xin.

After writing it, she gave it to the aunt and grandma. If someone else came first, she would show the letter to them. Jiang Yue took out some money and handed it to the grandma and aunt. The two did not want it, but Jiang Yue finally persuaded them to accept it. And told Jiang Yue not to worry.

The old lady wanted to keep Jiang Yue and the other two for dinner, but Jiang Yue did not stay. Instead, she asked the old lady how to get to the United States from Hong Kong. The old lady and the other two did not know either, so they asked Jiang Yue to go to the pier to inquire. Jiang Yue then asked which hotel was safer and then left.

Jiang Yue and the other two took a taxi to the hotel first. They planned to rest for a few days and then figure out how to go to the United States. The most important thing at the moment was to write a letter to Chen Xin, informing her of what was happening here and also sending her Chen's father's American address.

After arriving at the hotel, Jiang Yue booked a suite for a week. She took a shower first, had dinner at the hotel, and then went to rest.