Accidentally entered a high gate

Hearing Minister Wang's words, Ma Lifeng knew he had guessed correctly. "They caught him?"

"Yes. I have a comrade who works as a policeman on the railway. After I told him, based on your travel time, the terrain along the route, and the speed of the train passing through different sections, he judged that they might make their move in three places."

"After making the determination, he sent people to guard those three locations while also ordering people along the other sections of the road to increase their vigilance."

"Considering that those people might already be waiting in those three places, they went there quietly."

"And guess what? Those people were actually waiting in those three places beforehand."

"Also, fearing they'd run into our people while fleeing, they abducted two children. One child is three years old, and the other is four. Both children's fathers are soldiers, but they haven't reached the rank where they can bring their families with them."

"The reason those people chose the children of soldiers is twofold: first, they can use those two children as a lifeline when they encounter our people; second, they want to train those two children to be their own people, and then send those two children to their fathers' side."

"After my comrades subdued those people, I took control of the old woman. She was indeed pretending to be blind."

When Ma Lifeng heard that those people had also abducted two children, he wanted to subject them to ancient tortures. "Damn it!"

"Yes. Didn't you give me that old lady's ticket? After I subdued her, I returned the ticket. Here's the refund." Minister Wang handed the money to Ma Lifeng. "What kind of reward do you want? I'll try to get it for you."

Ma Lifeng wants a house. "I've done something to bring honor to our factory, so could our factory allocate me a room? Just one room would be fine."

"One room isn't enough? I'll get you two."

"Thank you, brother."

"No need to thank me. I also got a small favor thanks to you. Wanwan, do you still remember your uncle?"

"I remember." Little Bowl gave Minister Wang a smile.

Minister Wang's heart melted instantly. "Come here, let Uncle give you a hug."

Little Wanwan raised her two chubby little hands and stretched them out towards Minister Wang.

Minister Wang, while holding Xiao Wanwan, looked at Ma Lifeng and smiled, "Why don't you two go back to Beijing yourselves?"

Upon hearing this, Ma Lifeng pretended to snatch the small bowl back.

"Ha ha ha ha……"

"Hehehehe..."

Minister Wang and Xiao Wanwan were both amused by Ma Lifeng.

Ma Yancheng, Zhou Hanjiang, and Zheng Chunfang also laughed.

After seeing Ma Lifeng and the others off on the train, Minister Wang instructed them to take good care of Xiao Wanwan before leaving. He also told Xiao Wanwan not to forget him.

Little Bowl hugged him and said, "I'll never forget you," before he reluctantly got out of the car.

After Minister Wang left, Zheng Chunfang sat down next to Ma Lifeng. "What were you talking about just now?" There were only five of them in the carriage for the time being.

Ma Lifeng gave a brief explanation.

After listening, Zheng Chunfang felt both that her husband was very clever and that the outside world was very dangerous. Just as Zheng Chunfang was about to praise Ma Lifeng, someone walked in.

The people who came were probably a mother and daughter. The mother was probably in her thirties, and the daughter was probably in her teens.

As soon as the mother and daughter entered, they looked at Ma Lifeng, Ma Yancheng, and Zhou Hanjiang.

Although Ma Yancheng and Zhou Hanjiang were dressed in casual clothes, they exuded an air of righteousness at first glance.

The mother and daughter both breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Ma Yancheng and Zhou Hanjiang.

The mother smiled at them. "Hello! You must be soldiers? This is our first time traveling so far from home. My husband was worried we'd get lost, so he specially asked someone to arrange for us to be in your carriage. Please have some grapes; we have a grapevine at home."

As the woman spoke, she placed the basket she was carrying on a small table in the carriage.

Ma Lifeng, Zheng Chunfang, Ma Yancheng, Zhou Hanjiang, Xiaowanwan: "..." If it weren't for my daughter/my man/my uncle/my dad, this carriage would be the most dangerous carriage.