The man and woman looked to be around thirty-seven or thirty-eight. They were dressed more carefully than the other people around them who were also heading south to work, and they looked like successful professionals.
When it was time to eat, everyone else casually pulled out something to make do with, but the couple had specifically gone to a restaurant to buy meals.
Su Qiao probably stood out because, although she was dressed very plainly, her appearance was exceptionally striking. She was also young, looked very reserved, and was carrying a luggage bag.
It was obvious at a glance that she was traveling away from home for the first time. The woman quickly traded seats with someone and moved to sit across from Su Qiao. She then took out a packet of dried beef and smoothly struck up a conversation with her.
Su Qiao pretended not to know anything, putting on the appearance of a country bumpkin traveling away from home for the first time. Following the woman's lead, she asked about her identity.
The woman said that she was also going south to work, but that she had already been working at a factory in the south for several years. She was a longtime employee and had even become a supervisor. Her husband was the factory director. This time, the couple was returning home to check on their child, who had been left behind in their hometown.
Since situations like this were common, Su Qiao "immediately" believed her. With an envious look, she said that the couple was amazing. She also casually mentioned that her parents had divorced long ago, that she had only recently graduated from high school, and that she could no longer stand staying at home, so she had no choice but to go south and