"Oh, I really messed up. I hadn't checked the distance between the two places before. I didn't expect it to be only a little over 150 kilometers. I thought it would be three or four hundred."
"If I'd known it was this close, we might as well have rented a car and driven there. We could've arrived before dark."
Li Yuanying turned around and smiled. "It's fine. We're already on the train, so we might as well take it slow."
"You're not in a hurry anymore?"
"Didn't you just tell me that we should lower our expectations a little in everything we do? I've thought it through. There's no point in being too anxious. Letting things happen naturally is best."
"Haha, all right. We'll take it slow, then. But this train is really uncomfortable. Even the old green trains I rode as a child weren't this slow. This has to be the slowest train I've ever ridden, without a doubt."
"I checked. People in Switzerland do everything slowly. They take their time with everything every day. Some people even ride horses when they go out." Li Yuanying smiled as she spoke.
"Really? That is slow. Well, slow is fine. Slower is better. Men shouldn't be too fast, either."
"What?"
"Nothing. I'm going to sleep~" Su Yang smiled and closed his eyes again.
Li Yuanying froze for a moment before turning to look out the window.
The yellow train trundled along for three and a half hours. By then, darkness had fallen outside, and the scenery beyond the windows had turned pitch-black.
In the night, they could only make out a few scattered points of light in the distance. The train was unusually quiet. Aside from the sound of the wheels grinding against the tracks, there was almost no other