接到上海姑妈的电话,说要回来,我就和表哥约好去车站接她。来到车站,我们把车停在车站门口的台阶旁。这时,走过来一位老太太,戴着黄袖章,手里拿着存车牌。不用问,她肯定是来帮我们看车的,不过,要收一毛钱的管理费。她笑嘻嘻地走到我们跟前,刚要递过一个存车牌,我就故意转过脸去,大声说道:“哥,你去看看最后一班车子来了没有,我看车。”嘿!这话还真灵,那老太太听了,只说了一句“孩子,把车子靠边点儿,别影响交通。“说完,便离开了。我一手扶着车把,一手按着坐垫、身子斜靠在车梁上,悠闲地数着过往的车辆:58、59……不自觉地看了看那位老人说也奇怪,这时没人存车,她也不坐不歇息,不停地在车子旁边来回转悠,那神情俨然是一 After receiving a call from Shanghai aunt, she said that she would come back and I will make an appointment with her cousin to meet her at the station. When we arrived at the station, we parked next to the steps at the station entrance. At this time, came an old lady wearing a yellow armband and holding a license plate in her hand. Do not ask, she must come to help us look at the car, but to collect a management fee of a dime. She walked up to us with a smile, and had just handed over a license plate. I deliberately turned away and said in a loud voice, “Brother, you go and see if the last train is coming. I see the car.” Hey! If the words are true, the old lady listened and only said, “Children, take the car aside, do not affect traffic.” After that, they left. I held the handlebars in one hand, leaned on the cushion with my hands, and leaned against the car beams, leisurely counting the passing vehicles: 59, 59... I looked at the old man unconsciously and said strangely. No one at this time. She doesn’t sit still in her car, she keeps spinning around next to the car.