Daily Life in the 70s

Chapter 140: Chapter 140 On the Car

Yang Peijun saw her in this condition and began rummaging through his luggage, pulling out a porcelain water jar for her. “Here, use this instead of spitting on the floor.” It was actually Yang PeiMin who, after much deliberation, decided to bring the cup. After all, she wasn’t accustomed to drinking from a cup others had used, and since she had already mailed the heavy dried fruits, she was now only carrying her clothing with her on the road and could still manage.

Yang PeiMin looked at him admiringly. It was thoughtful of him to come up with that idea, but it was also nauseating. She quickly waved her hands, asking him to put it back.

Yang Peijun hesitated for a moment, looking at her once or twice without putting the jar down. “Never mind, I’ll hold on to it for you, in case you need it in a hurry.”

Yang PeiMin leaned back in her seat, feeling too weak to criticize. She covered her mouth and nose with a handkerchief, with no desire to speak. Her stomach felt like it was in rebellion, and the rural bus stopped at each station, constantly loading and unloading passengers. The inertia from the stops and starts tormented her.

The Yang Family spoke in loud voices. When Yang Peijun spoke these last two sentences without any attempt to conceal them, nearby passengers could not help but overhear and started laughing.

“This lad is honest. He’s even brought a water jar on the trip.”

“That’s right, the young lady is lucky.”

Yang Peihua quickly explained to the person who spoke from behind, “She’s my younger sister.”