After wearing the book, my professional group CP

Chapter 161

It was an hour's drive from the town to the county seat, and after an hour Wen Xiange was helped out of the car by Song Xiufang, she hurriedly found a place to vomit profusely.

At first, it was just dizziness and headache due to the bumpy car, but after a long time, the air was thin due to the small size of the car and the number of people in the car, and the smell inside the car was indescribable. It was her limit to hold back until she got out of the car.

"Oh, why didn't Wen Zhiqing tell you about motion sickness earlier?" Looking at Wen Xiange who was vomiting profusely not far away, accountant Song got out of the car with his things and shook his head and said to Xiao Chenggong.

"I guess she doesn't know she's motion sick." Xiao Chenggong said.

"That's impossible, didn't you take this bus to the town when you went to the countryside?" Accountant Song said in surprise.

Hearing this, Xiao Chenggong was stunned, although his intuition told him that the original Wen Xiange was not the current Wen Xiange, but he would not tell anyone about it, so he could not answer this question.

Accountant Song, who didn't hear the answer, didn't say anything more. He was just talking.

On the other side, after Wen Xiange vomited what she had eaten in the morning, her stomach became better after her stomach was empty. Although her face was pale, she was able to stand on her own.

"I'll go. I didn't get motion sickness on the long-distance bus before. This minibus is too lethal." Wen Xiange, who was relieved, complained to Song Xiufang who was supporting her.

Song Xiufang curled her lips and shook her head when she heard the words. She had never experienced the traffic in the peaceful age. In the last days, they all drove around by themselves to flee. The car is so insignificant, so she can't understand her complaints.

Wen Xiange just complained a bit, and didn't expect the boss who talked less to comfort her.

After sorting himself out, Wen Xiange went to join the gay men.

"Brother, you're here." When Wen Xiange approached, she found that her brother-in-law had come, so she stepped forward and called out. She had always called him brother-in-law before, but people said it was too alien, so now she They are all called 'Brother' directly.

Before they were coming, Captain Song called in advance because he was afraid that they would be busy.

So she was not surprised that he came to pick them up at this time.

"Motion sickness is hard, let's go to the nearby restaurant to sit down, rest for a while, drink a cup of tea, eat something before going to the department store." Song Heping looked at the pale Wen Xiange and said.

Then he glanced at Song Xiufang in surprise, he didn't know that she would come today.

"No need, I feel sick to my stomach and don't want to eat. Let's go directly to the department store and just ask for a cup of hot water." Wen Xiange waved his hands.

"That's okay, but there is still a distance from the department store. It may take half an hour to walk. It's faster to take a bus. Can you still take the bus?" Song Heping asked worriedly.

"It's okay, I've already vomited, and I won't vomit again." Wen Xiange didn't expect to take a bus, and he didn't expect that there was already a bus in the county at this time, so he twitched and said.

After walking for half an hour, she didn't want to leave, thinking that the road in this county town is better than the road going to the countryside, so it won't be so bumpy that it makes people want to vomit.

After that, the group of people followed Song Heping on the bus, and Wen Xiange was relieved when they got on the bus. There were not many people on the bus at this time, and the smell was not so bad.

After finding a seat and sitting down, I wanted to wait for the conductor to come to collect the money, but her foster brother just gave the conductor a few tickets.

After asking, I found out that this is a benefit given to employees by their bank, and there are many bus tickets almost every month.

Well, no matter when the benefits of state-owned enterprises are enviable.

(End of this chapter)