Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
The disappearance of more than ten thousand people would certainly cause great social unrest.
But that was a matter for officials and the state to worry about. Besides, the establishment of the Special Administration Bureau was because the authorities already had some understanding of the Infinite Train.
For Ming Chu now, the most important thing was to calm her family's emotions.
She couldn't care about anything else and walked out of the stairwell directly: "Lingling!"
Ming Ling, who had been sitting on the sofa in a depressed and frustrated state, was stunned. She looked up abruptly and saw Ming Chu, safe and sound, walking over.
"Sister!"
Ming Ling was so excited that she jumped off the sofa. She pressed against the back of the sofa, vaulted over it, and threw herself into Ming Chu's arms.
"Sister, it's so good that you're okay. Why did you come back so late? We were so worried about you."
Ming Chu patted her back to soothe her: "I'm fine, I was just delayed by something. Next time I'll give you a few phone numbers. If I haven't returned, you can ask them first."
"As long as you're okay." Ming Ling's voice was muffled.
After hugging for a while, she suddenly remembered: "Right, I need to call Mom and Dad. They are still outside trying to find a way."
"I'll make the call." Ming Chu said, taking out her phone and calling her mother first.
As soon as the call went through, it was answered in a second.
"Chuchu?" Her mother's voice came through, filled with disbelief.