Chapter Seventeen That Distant Dream

  Ye asked carefully examined the umbrella, only to feel a hint of resentment left on it, but couldn't quite put his finger on what made it special. After analyzing with several others, they concluded that the problem with the umbrella was related to its manufacturing location, which was in a mountain valley in Sichuan Province.

  A few people discussed for half a day, and the result was to go to the production site to investigate the situation. However, from Beijing to the destination, it would take 40 hours by train alone, and in between, they would have to change cars, ox carts, and finally hike over mountains on foot. This kind of troublesome thing was what Ye Xun hated the most, and he had originally refused to accept it. Just as Huang San Ye was about to compromise, unexpectedly, a mysterious sneeze made him accept.

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  "Tomorrow I'll take Tian Tian on a trip, and it's up to you guys then." Ye Wan let out a long sigh, tucking the umbrella under his arm and said helplessly, "Let's just consider it a vacation."

  "Do you want me to accompany you?" Zhen Zhen asked with a smile; "I've heard that Pingdu is pretty nice, anyway, it's on the company's dime, so let's go have some fun."

  "You're dreaming," Xue Er said with a pout; "Dean Tian only gave Ye Wan special permission for one person to come and go freely. Besides, if you went, would Huang San ask you to reimburse him?"

  "What makes Ye Wan have such an unfair privilege? Is it because the old lady...?" Zhen Zhen looked Ye Wan up and down with a slanted gaze.

  "Hey, being handsome is also something that can't be helped," Ye Wan said, smoothing out his hair; "I hate how handsome I am."

  "There you go again!" Xue Er pulled on Ye Wan's clothes and said; "Can you really go alone? Is this umbrella really okay?"

  He asked in a low voice, "I have a premonition that this time will be an extraordinary experience."

  After finishing speaking, he stretched his hand into the shaking pocket and took out the phone, saying: "There's a guy who must be very interested, heh heh..."

  The sky was slightly bright, and Wang Jun drove with Huang Sanwen to arrive at Ye Wen's small courtyard. 'Huh?

  Old man, are you going too? Ye Wen asked, still looking stunned; "Am I not awake yet?" "Absolutely awake." Huang San asked with a sly smile; "Wang Jun doesn't know where your home is, I'm just leading the way, and later I'll go back to sleep for a while." "I knew it." Ye Wen looked at Huang San with disdain; "What time is the train?" "Eight o'clock in the morning." Wang Jun hurried forward and said; "The K508 train from Beijing, one class at 8 am every day." "Isn't there an express? This is too much suffering." "Originally planned to book a plane ticket, but..." Wang Jun looked at Huang San and said; "I heard you..." "Yes! I admit it!" Ye Wen's face turned black and shouted; "I don't believe that metal can fly safely in the sky, right?" Then he stared at Huang San and said; "You old man! Are you happy now that everyone knows I'm afraid of flying?" "Uh? Isn't it said that you get motion sickness?" Wang Jun asked softly. "Ah!!!!!!"

  Dawn, the beginning of a new life. Ye Wen quietly carried his luggage and walked lightly on the road to the train station. The happy morning light sprinkled on the young faces of the people in twos and threes, the gentle breeze stroked the green leaves, as if telling them, comforting them, that this end of life was waiting for - the beginning of the next life. The sun led Ye Wen's footsteps to the train station, until he put away his thoughts and found himself standing on the platform. This platform of farewell might be more than just a farewell to people, but also a farewell to life itself. On the endless running track of life, living monotonously yet regularly. Perhaps this is what many people yearn for, Ye Wen thought - because he was one of them.

  The train's hardships had not won over many people, and the inside was cold and empty. "Ask..." Just as Ye Wen put down his luggage and turned around, a gentle and distant voice shook the pain in Ye Wen's heart. "Xiao Yu!?" Ye Wen turned his head to look, and a clear and pure face appeared not far away, with a slightly thin figure that couldn't hide the inner charm radiating from her. "Is it really you? How did you end up here? What's going on?" Ye Wen asked, looking at Xiao Yu's tearful eyes trembling. Xiao Yu looked at Ye Wen deeply: "You shouldn't have come, you shouldn't have boarded this train. It's still possible to turn back now. Go back." "Why?" "Don't ask! I don't want you..." Xiao Yu stopped Ye Wen from approaching her: "Thank you for the memories you brought me, but that's enough. You know?" "Heh heh... no mistake, jump off the train now, and if you're not dead, you'll regret it later." A mysterious voice appeared behind Ye Wen without warning. "Who!?" Ye Wen shouted and turned around, and what was reflected in his eyes was a pair of cold and resentful eyes, just a few centimeters apart, but bringing infinite shock to Ye Wen. Ye Wen took a few steps back, and the figure slowly appeared before his eyes - it was a woman's face, with black hair full of wrinkles and dirt, her age already indistinguishable; dry, cracked lips were grayish-blue, with pink gums and teeth grinding in a strange smile; a rotten nose below, just those cold, resentful eyes filled with bloodshot. The upper half of the woman's body was trembling upside down, her lower body gone, she grasped at the intestines protruding from her belly, staring hatefully at Ye Wen's terrified face, biting into the intestines and slowly floating towards Xiao Yu. "Don't touch her!" Ye Wen rushed towards the dismembered woman, striking at her rotting, bony hand. That hand was too dirty, covered in the ** that had flowed out of her burst intestines, now slowly reaching towards Xiao Yu's white dress. "Bang!" Ye Wen's head hit the door frame, and blood flowed all over his face. Only then did he realize how powerless he was, unable to touch the woman or protect Xiao Yu. "Go back, you're walking a road of no return, going to a forbidden land that can't be broken." Xiao Yu covered her face, sobbing in pain. "I won't give up!" Fresh blood seeped into Ye Wen's eyes, but shone with even greater determination. "Heh heh... then come on..." The dismembered woman looked at Ye Wen's eyes with some surprise, saying strangely. "Don't!" Ye Wen watched as the dismembered woman pulled Xiao Yu and jumped out of the window, following suit.

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