"Grandma, you all should head back, I'll board the train with Mo Junhua myself." Mo Yuanle was still going to see Lan Tian onto the train, but she refused. Her uncle, once he'd helped her onto the train, would want to escort her all the way to Beijing, and once in Beijing, he'd want to take her to school. He wouldn't stop at just taking her to school; he'd also want to pick her up and drop her off every day.
That had been her life since primary school.
Before boarding the train, Lan Tian turned to look back at Grandma Sun and the others still on the platform watching them, waving to them, "Grandma, aunts, uncles, Granny Lin, you all take care of yourselves, I'll call you when I arrive in Beijing."
Mo Yuanle never had much to say to Lan Tian; as the train was about to depart, he tersely said, "Take care of yourself."
The train clanked forward, carrying Lan Tian and Mo Junhua toward Beijing.
