Wei immediately realized the slip of his tongue, seeing her shocked expression. "I mean, a guy is sitting there anyway. It's meant for women, so you should sit."
"Oh," Lihua sighed in relief.
I misunderstood. Of course, how would he know?
"I know. But...that man looks troublesome. I don't want to get into a fight," she awkwardly said.
Some other time and she wouldn't have hesitated, but now that she was pregnant, she didn't want to get into any arguments and danger.
The guy had a nasty and arrogant look on his face, and she figured that's why none of the women pointed it out that he was sitting on a seat booked for women. They were giving him annoyed looks, but nobody dared to say anything to him. Even the bus conductor looked slightly afraid.
Wei glanced at the guy and then looked back at her. "You won't get into a fight because I will talk to him. Stay here. Don't let go of the pole."
"Ah? Wait, wait, forget it-" she panicked.
