The little sweetie of the black-bellied king

Chapter 1049 What I heard on the road

As a result, taxi drivers only run in the city and do not go outside the city.

An Ran was getting off the car and didn't know what to do, the taxi driver told An Ran to deliberately introduce her to a taxi outside the city.

An Ran felt a little worried, so she went to ask someone where to take the airport bus.

After wandering around the airport for about half an hour, An Ran bought a ticket and boarded the airport bus.

When getting in the car, An Ran called An Chengxing again, said a few words, and then hung up.

Alone, An Ran didn't dare to sleep on the bus, and kept her eyes open, staring at a place in a daze.

The bus was driving fast, and someone in front vomited.

In front of Anran was a grandma with her grandson. The grandson was very fussy, doing something like this, doing that, reaching back to catch Anran, and kicking the chair in front of him.

An Ran was too lazy to talk, but the person who was kicked from the chair was not happy, and said in a common language with very local characteristics, that child.

The child's grandma was not happy with what was said, and she replied a few words. The person who spoke also sounded like a girl, and she didn't say anything after listening to the child's grandma.

The child's grandma guessed that the child was too noisy, so she took the backpack off the upper shelf, rummaged through it, and found a bag of something for the child.

An Ran glanced, but didn't see clearly what it was.

The child's grandma said, you eat well, and you are not allowed to move around after eating!

Then An Ran smelled a very pungent smell, like a greasy smell of oil scraped from somewhere, she felt a little uncomfortable, and wanted to open a window to let in the wind, but found that the window was broken , also can not open.

An Ran made herself try not to pay attention to the child in front, the taste should be better, but not paying attention does not mean no longer.

She glanced unconsciously and saw that the child's mouth was full of oil. If she felt more tired, she turned her head and looked out of the window. There was a patch of bungalows. She couldn't see high-rise buildings, nor the continuous flow of vehicles, nor the majestic mountains. , as if to a very barren place.

An Ran listened to the noisy sounds around her, and felt a little upset. She put on the earphones and turned up the music volume to the maximum. Only the music in the earphones could be heard. She felt a little more comfortable.

The driver drove for about two hours and arrived at a rest stop. Many people got out of the car to solve the problem.

There is a convenience store at the rest stop, An Ran bought a few oranges in the convenience store, she went to wash it, peeled an orange, the fragrance of the orange flavor eased the greasy feeling in her heart a little bit.

After getting in the car, she kept holding the orange.

The child sitting in front gave his grandma what he hadn't finished eating.

The child's grandma scolded the prodigal son, and then directly stuffed the bag of things into the backpack.

An Ran was putting on her earphones, before she turned on the music, she saw the child sitting in front standing on a chair, looking at her with her head out.

She glanced at the child and ignored it.

The child stretched out his greasy hand and begged An Ran, "I want to eat."

An Ran knew that he was talking about the orange in her hand, she didn't eat the orange, she just wanted to smell the orange, she turned her head and looked out the window, pretending to listen to a song, ignoring the child.

Seeing that Anran ignored her, the child rushed forward, reached out and grabbed Anran's earphones, and shouted loudly: "I want to eat! I want to eat oranges!"

(End of this chapter)