Irwin has met many people in his life, including soldiers, doctors, chefs, blacksmiths, cleaners, etc. He not only met them, but also described their appearance, temperament, and character in his notes.
As time passed, when I met other people, Irwin would inevitably feel a sense of familiarity from these strangers, as if they had met them many years ago.
The same is true for the girl in front of him. The moment they looked at each other, those burgundy eyes brought an indescribable sense of familiarity. Irwin tried hard to remember, countless figures flashed before his eyes, but none of them overlapped with the girl.
together.
Irwin asked doubtfully, "Is this the first time we've met?"
"Huh? Is this some kind of pick-up?" The girl laughed, shaking the hat on her head, "Is this a recognition of my charm?"
Irwin was not ashamed, because of his strange little hobby, he was very good at talking, "No, how could it be, I just think you are very familiar, as if I have seen you somewhere."
"Um?"
The girl took a careful look at Irwin's appearance. The long journey made Irwin look a little downcast, with messy stubble covering his face, like a wild cat with knotted hair.
Irwin's appearance is a little bad, but his energy is very good. If he takes care of himself, the girl thinks he will be a charming guy.
"This should be the first time we meet."
The girl said, "Obviously, you are a traveler who has come a long way and rested on the way, and I...tonight is the first time I have left my hometown."
As she spoke, she pointed to the dark night outside the platform. The faint light points showed the existence of the town. The girl was a passenger who got on the train at this station.
Irwin noticed something suspicious, "You didn't bring your luggage, or did you bring your luggage into the carriage?"
Irwin found it very strange. Logically speaking, no passengers would put away their luggage and then walk out of the carriage. Everyone would sit quietly in their seats and wait for the train to start.
"you guess?"
The girl spread her hands and swung them back and forth. She was dressed lightly and didn't even bring a bag.
"Oh? The train is about to start, let's go!"
The girl noticed the ringing of the bell, grabbed Irwin, and pulled him into the car. Irwin looked at the girl in surprise. She didn't look that big, but she was very powerful. Unprepared, Irwin was almost killed.
She was dragged down.
"Where is your place?"
Among the crowded crowd, the girl turned back and asked Irwin.
Irwin felt an inexplicable familiarity with the girl, and there was no alienation between the two of them. He answered the girl's questions naturally.
"Over there."
Irwin pointed to the seat by the window. Until now, Dua still has not come back. Irwin has almost forgotten that man.
The girl sat in the seat before Dewar, and Irwin sat opposite her. The train started moving slowly, and the girl looked at the night scene outside the window without any nostalgia.
Irwin couldn't understand the girl more and more, "You didn't bring any luggage at all, right?"
The girl tilted her face and smiled at him without saying a word, like a wild cat sitting cross-legged on the ground, wagging its tail.
Irwin pressed his forehead hard. It was the girl who took the initiative to talk to him at first. Thinking about everything now, it was difficult for him not to suspect that this was a conspiracy.
Do you have anything to gain?
Irwin thought about it carefully, and it seemed that he had nothing left. His journey was about to end, and he didn't have much money left. Even if the girl wanted to rob him, he wouldn't be able to spend much money, let alone
Say, will a girl really rob herself?
If so, the girl really picked the wrong target. He should pick some young people. She is very cute and will be the type that young people like. As long as she says some witty words, a lot of people will pay for her.
The young man named Xiao I just met is similar. If the girl goes to find Xiao, Xiao will definitely be deceived by her.
Cute, mysterious, cunning...
Irwin picked up the note and scrawled a description of the girl. While writing, he did not forget to look up and observe the girl.
The girl kept staring at Irwin. The moment she raised her head, the two of them looked at each other. Irwin felt that he had long been used to looking at each other, but under the girl's burgundy gaze, he actually felt a little timid.
With his thoughts in mind, he looked away involuntarily.
"She gave me an indescribable feeling..."
Irwin added on his note.
The girl asked, "What are you writing?"
“Some travel tips.”
Irwin lied for the first time. He felt that the girl was like a predator wandering in the dark forest. Being too honest would only expose him to the jungle and let the other party take the initiative.
"Really?" The girl narrowed her eyes, doubting.
"It has nothing to do with you anyway."
Irwin shook his head, added a few more words, put the notes away, and put them into his arms.
"This seat is occupied, why don't you go back to your seat?" Irwin said.
The girl said nonchalantly, "Isn't he back yet?"
Irwin lowered his body, like a giant bear lying down, and said in a low voice, "Run away from home?"
With no luggage and no place of her own, the girl in front of her looked like a child who ran away from home on a whim.
Irwin was full of momentum and looked at the girl. The girl's eyes still did not dodge and she faced the difficulty.
The girl said, "Is this important?"
"It's very important," Irwin looked out the window, "This is the duty of adults to take care of children."
"Instead of this kind of obligation, you might as well get me some food," the girl covered her stomach, "I haven't eaten for a while."
Irwin stood up and prepared to call the flight attendants, telling them that there was a child who had run away from home, and it was best to take her home as soon as they arrived at the next stop.
During the trip, Irwin tried his best to avoid getting into trouble, but now trouble still caught up with him.
"no!"
The girl's calm posture disappeared, and she grabbed Irwin's hand with both hands. Irwin could feel bursts of warmth, and then she looked at herself as if she was aggrieved.
"No, they will kill me."
Her burgundy eyes were full of fear. If this was a girl pretending, she would be a master of acting.
"Who's going to kill you?"
Irwin's tone lost all emotion, and for a moment even the girl felt the sharpness behind his words, which was incompatible with Irwin's easy-going image before. Irwin was serious.
The girl hesitated, "I...my family."
Damn family problems, Irwin has always hated such plots, so he ran away from home when he was very young. Looking back on his appearance at that time, he actually looked a bit like the girl in front of him.
Even the way of escaping was similar, but the girl was much more respectable than she was before. She was sitting in a warm and comfortable carriage, while he was lying in the coal room, shivering in the cold wind.
Irwin sat down and warned, "You'd better speak more clearly."
The girl thanked her repeatedly, "Okay, okay."
The girl opened her mouth and told a sad story, "My parents died very early, and I was adopted by a family, but they didn't love me and treated me like a slave every day."
As she spoke, the girl was about to cry, her body trembling continuously, "If I stay there any longer, I will definitely be beaten to death. I don't want to die yet. I want to see the bigger world..."
The girl told her story in detail, which made the listeners sad and shed tears, but Irwin remained unmoved.
When the girl finished telling the story, Irwin said coldly, "Tell the story in reverse."
The girl was stunned.
Irwin grabbed her hand and spread her fingers.
"Slaves don't have hands like yours."
There was no callus on the girl's hands, and they felt soft and smooth. Even the princess might not have such hands. Irwin could cover them with one hand.
The girl's sad expression froze, and she realized that Irwin was not as easy to fool as she thought.
At this time, the ticket inspector appeared from the end of the carriage and randomly checked the tickets of the passengers. The girl became obviously panicked. She lowered her body and raised her feet to step on the table in the middle.
"Give way!"
The girl pushed Irvin hard and hid in the gap between Irwin and the car window. She curled up and pulled Irvin closer, completely covering herself.
When the ticket inspector came here, Irwin could only be seen holding his hands and looking out of the window. The ticket inspector was amazed at the height of this passenger, who was like a wall, covering most of the seats.
Irwin stared closely at the girl leaning next to him. She was chuckling like a squirrel hugging a chestnut. Irwin blamed himself for what kind of nerve he had to cooperate with her performance.
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