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She continued to eat gracefully, just like before, chewing her gum. Wait, chewing gum? Suddenly, I remembered the light blue skirt I had seen earlier. Could it be that this chewing gum concealed a camera? I fixed my gaze on the Skirt Woman, trying to discover something about her.
Then, I noticed something reflecting from her boots. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was the reflection of a phone screen. It turned out that not only was there a camera hidden in the chewing gum, but she also had a phone concealed in her boots.
After pondering for a moment, I walked directly to the young mother and bent down to pick up the chewing gum. Sure enough, I found a Micro Camera inside. Holding the camera, I approached the Glasses Man and silently stared at him. He appeared calm on the surface, but his slightly trembling fingers betrayed him.
I threw the camera wrapped in the chewing gum onto the ground and crushed it underfoot before returning to my seat. The train arrived at its station, and I continued to take notes. On the train, the Train Safety Officer would occasionally appear to assist passengers; however, aside from our first encounter, I hadn't seen him again. This left me somewhat puzzled.
Moreover, every time the train started again, I still felt that dizziness and pain. The bright white light remained inexplicable. As for the Skirt Woman and Glasses Man, I was also curious about who they really were.
With these questions in mind, I boarded the train once again. This was the eighth time I had repeated this journey. After getting on, I pressed myself tightly against the Train Door, using my fingers to grip the gap of the door. Then, I lifted my foot and placed it firmly on the ground where the carriages connected. I was going to push the train.
Suddenly, the train lurched forward. The powerful force yanked me backward, and I collided into someone's embrace. I was caught by a stranger.
"Be careful," he said.
I turned to see it was the Train Safety Officer.
"Thank you," I replied with a smile before retreating back to the mother and daughter.
Deliberately, I extended my leg and kicked away the Chewing Gum that was under my mother's skirt. I looked up at the Glasses Man and smiled at him, then bent down to hand the Candy Jar to the Little Girl. She sweetly thanked me, while her mother's gaze toward me grew increasingly hostile.
I slowly walked over to stand beside the Metro Safety Officer just as his radio beeped three times. Was this… a new plot twist?
I stood behind the Safety Officer, eager to hear what he would say. Once he answered the radio, his previously calm demeanor vanished. I realized he must have received some important information. Could it be related to the train's continuous repetition?
I stared intently at the Safety Officer's face, feeling a mix of anxiety and anticipation in my heart.
This was the first time I heard the alarm go off three times.
I felt a surge of anxiety, desperate to know what was happening. I grabbed the arm of the Metro Safety Officer, trying to lean in closer to listen. He didn’t push me away; instead, he glanced back at the route progress displayed on the door, then hurriedly tapped his watch.
His face was etched with worry, confusion, and despair. I could see his hand, holding the watch, trembling uncontrollably.
“What’s going on?” I asked, then suddenly looked up at the Train Door.
The Metro Safety Officer still didn’t respond, so I yanked down the earpiece connected to his leg. Just then, the Train Door opened.
“Get off the train!” he shouted urgently.
I stumbled slightly and heard a faint voice coming through the earpiece.
“There is a bomb in the Wenhai District Metro Line carriage. The Control Room cannot control the train; immediate evacuation of passengers is required.”
I froze.
A bomb on the train?
So that was why the train kept repeating its announcements?
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