Jia Kun, carrying his luggage as he walked down the street, felt an unspeakable sorrow in his heart. It was as if he was leaving now and never coming back. He looked at the sky dejectedly, unable to express the pain in his heart. He was like a vagrant, wandering on the street. Although there were a few cars passing by in front of him, he did not care. He walked forward in a bad mood, as if he could not reach the final stop.
He walked for a while and looked in the direction of his brother's house. It was as if he still couldn't forget his brother, but he couldn't go back. He felt hatred again and walked forward again. When he walked to the bus stop, there was a bus heading down the mountain. He followed the crowd and got on the bus. After sitting for nearly half an hour, he got off and took a tricycle to the train station.
When he arrived, many of his classmates had arrived with him. He got out of the car and carried his luggage to them. When he asked around, one of his classmates saw that he did not look like he was going to school in another city. He asked him jokingly,
"You also go to Anshan to study. Show us your notice.”
Jia Kun looked at them and knew what they meant. Did they not believe him? He took out the notice from his pocket.
The student took it over and looked at it, but he didn't say anything else.
Because the evidence was conclusive, he could only accept it.
He looked at Jia Kun, and Jia Kun looked back at him. There was an indescribable displeasure in their hearts.
Not long after Jia Kun arrived, a few other classmates were driven to this place by their families. When they got off the car, the enthusiasm of their families and the scene of them sending them off made Jia Kun reignite the sadness of parting with his brother. He left in that kind of atmosphere and also in that kind of sadness. The unhappiness that happened when he left appeared in his mind again. He secretly shed tears again, afraid that others would see him, so he secretly wiped them away.
Seeing other people's classmates was really blissful and blissful. Looking at himself, cough! He stopped thinking about it.
In a short while, everyone had arrived. The teacher in charge counted the number of people and saw that no one was missing. It was also time to enter the station. He led them into the ticket booth, cut the tickets, and boarded the train to Jiamusi one by one.
On the train, everyone sat down in the packed carriage. Jia Kun and two classmates he had just met sat in the same seat. The two classmates sat inside, and he sat outside like a victim. Along the way, they talked and laughed. Jia Kun rarely spoke, or rather, he basically did not speak. He just sat there obediently, as if all the noise around him had nothing to do with him. He watched his classmates eat and drink in the carriage. They had conditions, but what about him? He was the only one who had the money his brother had stuffed into his pocket and was reluctant to spend it. He didn't buy anything to eat or drink. He watched them eat and drink, but he was really hungry. From time to time, he would let out a grunt. He was afraid that his classmates would hear him. When he grunted, he deliberately coughed or stood up and straightened his back. Then, Tang Tuo went over. At this time, a classmate really brought the roast chicken to his mouth and asked him to eat it. He hurriedly refused and said,
"I'm not hungry. You guys eat by yourselves.”Seeing that the other party really did not accept it, the student took back the roasted chicken drumstick and ate it with relish.
Jia Kunyi didn't eat anything until he got off the car at Jiamusi. He then bought a piece of cheap bread nearby and ate a little. This time, he was not as hungry as before.
They found a hotel in front of Jiamusi Station to stay in. When they were allocated rooms at night, he encountered unfair treatment again. Just because of his clothes and his inconspicuous appearance, his number plate was taken out. He remembered clearly that he was originally assigned to the same room as his classmates. However, they all enjoyed their lives and did not stay with him. Among them, there were two who stood out the most. One was Han Jun, and the other was Yan Kun. He firmly remembered their names.
That night, he made do with staying outside.
In fact, there were many unfair things in this society, but there were some people who looked down on others like dogs, as if they were capable and amazing, plus the sufficient conditions given to them by their families, they forgot everything. Jia Kun didn't think about it, but he was indeed like that at that time. It was no wonder that people looked down on him. The hardships he had suffered over the past few years had long tempered himself to a point where he was almost done. After persuading himself, he was no longer angry.
After staying for a night, they boarded the train to Anshan the next day.
to be continued
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