However, the thought was fleeting. She was a practical girl who never aimed too high, completing every task with her feet firmly on the ground.
After packing up some perishable pastries she couldn't finish and canned goods containing unknown types and quantities of preservatives, Sheng Leyun tucked the money away and strolled nonchalantly out of the hotel.
She lowered her head and walked to the platform, then lifted her small face to look at the sign with a confused expression. It was still rows of neat, square characters she didn't recognize.
However, she had a good memory and knew which bus to take and where she needed to transfer.
When a packed bus arrived, a faint smile touched her lips as she hugged her things and squeezed aboard.
Even though it was a Tuesday, the buses heading downtown were always crowded, especially around three or four in the afternoon—peak time for everyone to be out and about.
