After getting off the train, He Zhilan instantly felt a sense of relief. However, it seemed as if He Teng didn't feel uncomfortable at all.
Thinking of He Teng having to take such a long train ride every time he went back, sometimes even buying standing-room only tickets to save money and standing for two days until he reached home, He Zhilan's heart ached.
After they left the train station, He Teng's first task was to find a hotel to check into. He Zhilan's school didn't start registration until the next morning, so they needed to rest here for a night.
Following behind He Teng, He Zhilan inquired about hotel prices near the train station, and was staggered to find that it cost seven dollars a night. She had no idea that hotels in the capital were so expensive! She knew that in the county town where she lived, a month's rent was only ten dollars.
If He Zhilan hadn't been with him, He Teng definitely would have chosen to rough it out at the train station for the night.
