Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Although the process was a bit subtle, the outcome was good.
The man was the Deputy Bureau Chief of the police station, surnamed Song.
Deputy Chief Song was exceptionally enthusiastic. As soon as he came out, he greeted the dark-circled man and casually called two others to help set up a tent.
That's right, the shed eventually became a tent.
Tali and the child were both bewildered, not knowing what had happened.
It wasn't until the child heard that the tent was her new home that her eyes widened in disbelief: 'What? My new home?'
'Yes.' Ming Chu patted the tent. 'You'll live here for now, and we'll see how things go later.'
'Then I won't be chased away or have my food stolen, right?' The child's eyes turned red.
Ming Chu remembered this matter.
She had previously thought she would return to the train and hadn't brought a proper bag, so she only had a few pockets. She felt around in them and pulled out two packs of chocolate, two jellies, three packs of compressed biscuits, and finally a small 150ml bottle of mineral water.
'Eat a little first, get a good sleep, and we'll talk about where your food comes from tomorrow.'
'Okay, okay, thank you both.'
The child had never imagined the world would be so kind to her. She looked at Ming Chu earnestly: 'Could you tell me your name?'
'My name is Ming Chu.' Ming Chu told her.
'Ming Chu, Ming Chu, I've remembered it.' The child nodded seriously. 'My name is Xiao Cong, like a small cluster of grass.'
'A name full of vitality,' Ming Chu praised.
Deputy Chief Song smiled: 'I've had someone bring a basin of water. Do you want to wash up?'
The child shrank her hands back, feeling a bit awkward, and couldn't help but look at Ming Chu.