Space Spirit Spring: Farmer Girl Cleverly Headed Home

The over-excited children couldn't wait for a moment, cheering to pack their own things, and after bidding farewell to the little friends, urging Su Haitang to take them home for fear that she might change her mind.

Su Haitang called home and went to say hello to the school. When it was still dark and the temperature was high, Su Haitang hired a car and took the children to the train station.

As for Ling Nantan, she had long forgotten about it.

Buying child tickets for Tian Qingqing and Yuan Ye, Su Haitang squeezed onto the train with eight children.

Su Haitang was lucky and bought a sleeper ticket. It was just the upper berth, and it was inconvenient for the children to climb up and down, so Su Haitang added double the money and replaced the lower berth.

The children quickly sat down, looking around in a novel way, all smiles on their little faces.

"What do you do? Where are the tickets? Credentials?"

The conductor was called by the passengers and looked at Su Haitang and the children vigilantly.

Su Haitang knew that he had misunderstood as soon as he heard it, and hurriedly handed over his ticket and soldier card.

"Comrades, they are the children I adopted in Tang City and plan to bring them back to live together. They are really not kidnappers."

"Are you Su Haitang?" The selfless conductor carefully compared the soldier's card with Su Haitang himself, his expression gradually calming down.

"You adopted so many by yourself? It's hard to take care of on the way, why didn't a family member come to help?"

Su Haitang took back his ID and installed it, and smiled with Rongyan.

"My children are very sensible and easy to bring along."

The conductor looked at the children one by one, and simply asked the children a few words, and felt that there was nothing wrong, so he walked away with confidence.

The passenger who reported next to him retracted embarrassedly, not even showing his head.

Other passengers heard her talk about adopting a child, and sighed at her kindness, took the initiative to chat with them, and handed over all kinds of food.

The children were very sensible and didn't pick them up. They sat and ate the candy distributed by Su Haitang, and soon became so tired that they squeezed and yawned.

Tian Qingqing, Yuan Ye and Qin Jiashu claim to be older children, and instead of vying for positions with their younger siblings, they stand in front of the window and watch the scenery outside.

Su Haitang had already prepared, opened the backpack, and spread a thick quilt under the bunks on both sides, and the three older children also had a place to settle.

"Go to sleep, it's almost there when you wake up."

Su Haitang sat against the wall with her schoolbag, guarding the children.

The voices in the car were lowered, and everyone intentionally or unconsciously tried their best to make room for them in this car without being too crowded.

All night long, early the next morning, Su Haitang took the children off the train and boarded the van sent by his family to pick them up.

"Brother Pan, it's hard work to rush over so early in the morning."

Su Haitang stayed up all night and greeted Pan Nan vigorously.

"What are you polite with me? I brought you hot soy milk, and I first drank it to warm up my body. Aunt Song prepared breakfast at home, and I can eat it soon after I get home."

Pan Nan looked at the eight children secretly, and saw that although they were nervous, they tried to be generous, sitting quietly, and their clothes were clean and tidy, and couldn't help but relax.

"This is Uncle Pan, ask uncle how hello."

"Good uncle."

"Thank you uncle for coming to pick us up."

"Thank you, uncle for the hot soy milk. It's so delicious, and the whole body is warmed up."

Pan Nan raised his eyebrows.

Unexpectedly, these children's mouths are quite sweet, no wonder my lady cares about them.

All the way home, Su Haitang greeted the children to take a bath and change clothes, for fear of bringing bacteria to the frail and bedridden mother.

After washing and changing into new clothes, Su Haitang loved her as she watched her baby.

"Go, go and see your grandma."