Chapter 628 - 562: The Early Deceased First Wife in ’Son-in-law’ 25
The conductor, to prevent that jumbled, meddling family from spouting nonsense, took the initiative to explain the situation.
The train security officer’s eyes flashed with surprise, then he spoke, "Since that’s the case, you all need to come with me."
Aunt Luo screamed loudly, "I’m not going, why should I? If you’re going to arrest someone, arrest her... she hit my son, hit my daughter... arrest her..."
The train security officer asked her, "Did you take someone else’s seat by force?"
Aunt Luo: "I bought a ticket as well..."
Train security officer: "Your ticket is a stand ticket, theirs is for a seat, and if I remember correctly, you even boarded the train without a ticket."
Aunt Luo faltered for a second, "...but I also paid..."
The train security officer’s face turned stern, and his aura emerged, "No excuses, come with me, fighting is creating trouble and provoking a disturbance."
Aunt Luo: "...then what about my son who was made to bleed by her?"
The conductor immediately said, "I just saw you scratching your son’s face bloody."
Aunt Luo played the rogue, "Are you siding with this little bitch just because she’s pretty?"
A sharp "slap" noise, a palm hit the man’s face across from her.
No, that’s not right, it was the sole of a shoe that hit the man’s face.
"Ah, you wretched woman!" Luo Chunsheng was about to explode with anger, but his remaining actions were blocked by the train security officer. "If you dare to act violently, I’ll handcuff you."
Luo Chunsheng immediately dared not lash out.
"See? Your mother has a foul mouth, but since I respect the elderly and care for the young, I could only hit you. If your mother keeps up her foul mouth, then I’ll have to put in extra effort."
Having said that, she looked at the shoe in her hand with disdain before tossing it back to the ground.
That’s right, this shoe had fallen off when Chun Mei had collapsed to the ground just before.
Rong Yan had picked it up to hit someone, after all, hitting with her hands would hurt her too.
Everyone: ...
It was clear, this girl was not one to be trifled with.
"You all come with me!" the train security officer said expressionlessly.
"I’m not going, we won’t sue, we’ll give up the seat..." The quickest to cave was the Luo Family’s son, Luo Chunsheng.
He didn’t want to go at all.
Because he understood that if they went, they would be the ones at a disadvantage.
"Little sister, stand up, give the seat back to her."
Chun Mei wanted to say why should she... but after locking eyes with her brother’s gaze, she fell silent.
"Mom, stop talking, we’ll give up the seat..."
That’s when Rong Yan spoke up, "Please be clear, you’re not giving up your seat, you’re giving it back to me."
Luo Chunsheng no longer found the young girl attractive... Why was she so merciless with her words?
Isn’t it just a seat given to her? What more did she want?
The train security officer looked at Aunt Luo, "Since you don’t want to cause more trouble, then fine, but if you start cursing or fighting again, it won’t be up to you."
Aunt Luo wasn’t pleased, but with her son speaking up, she had to accept it.
Still, she muttered resentfully, "If she provokes us, we won’t just take it lying down..."
Rong Yan certainly wasn’t going to indulge her, she scoffed coldly, "If you can’t keep your mouth shut, I’ll take it out on your son. After all, I can’t suffer any loss. You’d better be careful yourselves, and don’t make a scene, this isn’t your house where you can do whatever you want."
Aunt Luo: ...
This little bitch.
Look at that mouth on her.
The train security officer looked at Rong Yan, "What’s your name?"
Rong Yan met his gaze, speaking slowly, "Is it appropriate to ask for names here? What if they find out and retaliate against me later?"
Train security officer: "..."
She was pegged as the unruly one.
"This is my ID." Rong Yan handed over her identity card.
The train police seemed somewhat surprised by her cooperation.
He glanced at it and returned it immediately.
"My name is Zhou Bei, and I’m a train police officer on this train. If you have any issues, come find me."
Rong Yan nodded, "No need to mention it, I will, as long as they don’t trouble me, I will try not to bother you. If you’re busy, I can handle it myself, even if it’s excessive self-defense, it’s no big deal."
Train police officer Zhou Bei: ...
You sure dare to speak your mind.
He turned to look at Zhou Chunsheng, and his expression was no longer as gentle.
"Don’t cause any more trouble, and don’t bully the girl. I’m keeping an eye on you!"
Zhou Chunsheng: ...
Who the hell is bullying whom? His face still burned with pain at this point!
And, she had taken back her seat.
It was their family who was feeling aggrieved.
With the train police and attendants gone after seeing no more commotion, the Luo Family’s true colors showed.
Aunt Luo glared at Rong Yan: "You shameless..."
There was a smack, something hit Zhou Chunsheng’s face.
The force was considerable, skewing Zhou Chunsheng’s face momentarily.
Before the family could erupt in anger, Rong Yan cracked her knuckles menacingly.
Then she spoke somberly, "I’ve also learned how to snap and reset bones. I wonder if you’d like to give it a try!"
The Luo Family: ...
Since when was this decent girl so fierce?
"Return the book you just threw at me, thank you!"
Zhou Chunsheng realized that it was a book that had hit him, and meeting her icy gaze, he felt extremely uncomfortable.
Almost without control, he handed the book back.
Rong Yan took it and clicked her tongue, "It’s dirty!"
Zhou Chunsheng: ...? Bloody hell. He almost cursed out loud.
Some people in the carriage had been watching the booth all along, many of whom had boarded with the Luo Family and witnessed them make an unreasonable fuss over the seat with the previous ticket holder.
Now witnessing this... they felt deeply in their hearts that a bad person needed an even worse person to deal with them.
The young girl looked pretty and delicate, but she was ruthless in action.
They could only express their admiration: Respect.
The train police and attendants were also concerned that the girl might be at a disadvantage, so they patrolled this carriage a bit more for the next while.
Of course, Aunt Luo wanted to stir trouble, and their underhanded moves were incessant, but Rong Yan had many ways to suppress them. After suffering a few losses, they didn’t dare to provoke Rong Yan anymore.
They even disembarked a day earlier than Rong Yan.
With others taking their seats, Rong Yan finally felt much more peace and quiet...
On Rong Yan’s last night on the train, in a room of the Wang Family in Jing City, Wang Wei woke up sweating profusely from a nightmare.
She then turned on the light and sat up.
After a moment of disorientation, Wang Wei immediately switched on the light. When she realized she was lying in the bed she had five years ago, her eyes filled with disbelief.
She, she had been reborn, returned to that pivotal year when her fate had changed.
And it wasn’t just rebirth; by a stroke of fortune, she also understood why her past life was so miserable—she was the vilified supporting character in a novel about a son-in-law who died prematurely, she was targeted for revenge, and that’s how she died.