"Haha, you’re really good at selling." Hua Hua put away his wallet and the recomndation booklet, smiling enchantingly: "Alright, I’ll listen to you. I’ll say you introduced it so you can get a commission."
The receptionist’s eyes sparkled with cuteness: "Couples’ trips can get a 20% discount."
"Oh, what a pity. I don’t have a partner. How about you take a day off and we pair up for the trip?" Hua Hua raised an eyebrow, casting a captivating look.
The receptionist caressed the desk, feeling a bit tipsy: But, but, you’re Mr. Ling’s. I wouldn’t dare! I’d be beaten by all your fans! Everyone online thinks he’s your true destined partner.
...
"Went to Algonquin Provincial Park, when did that happen?" Ling Yin stood at the front desk, looking at the receptionist, quite surprised inside.
The receptionist innocently checked the ti: "Half an hour ago."
"Why did he think of going to Algonquin Provincial Park?" Ling Yin muttered to himself. Did he rember things from his childhood? The crash site back then was Algonquin Provincial Park. His heart sparked with joy like a tiny fla, but then imdiately furrowed his brow. He didn’t want Hua Hua to rember those unpleasant things at all.
The receptionist softly and innocently said: "It was... it was my suggestion to Young Master Hua. He said he wanted to find a place to relax."
Ling Yin’s initial joy turned into calmness, and a hint of relief flashed through his disappointnt: "Oh, I see."
"Mr. Ling, did I do sothing wrong?"
Ling Yin shook his head, eagerly chasing after: "No, thank you very much for telling so much."
He turned around, striding out of the hotel toward his car, feeling deeply frustrated.
How could I oversleep? Even the alarm clock couldn’t wake up!
Ling Yin drove towards Algonquin Provincial Park, pulling out his phone, dialing Hua Hua’s number. It connected, but was hung up the next second. Ling Yin quickly opened the phone’s tracking software, searching for Hua Hua’s exact location.
...
Algonquin Provincial Park covers 7,630 square kiloters, with over 1,000 lakes of various sizes, 100 species of birds, and 1,000 plant species, as well as wildlife like black bears, moose, beavers, hares, and wolves.
At the visitor center, Hua Hua found a few like-minded companions to travel with, boating on the lake, weaving through the forest. Midway, those temporary companions wanted to try extre sports. Hua Hua, losing interest, decisively parted ways with them, wandering alone in the jungle.
He walked deeper and deeper. By the ti he realized he couldn’t stop himself, he was already lost in the forest.
Hua Hua opened the phone map, looking for the nearest rest stop, but unfortunately, his phone had no signal. He searched with the phone this way and that, "Damn it, why is there not a single bit of signal?"
Never mind, I’ll walk back. I’ll surely find the way.
Hua Hua frowned and stopped after half an hour. He panted heavily, shouting, "Is there anyone? Soone make a sound! Hey—is there anyone! Is there anyone!"
"Damn it, I’m lost, can soone show the way!"
Hua Hua shouted until his voice broke, but there wasn’t a soul around. His legs were so sore they gave out, and he sat on the ground, "Ah!" He suddenly cried out as the rustling sound of leaves grew further away. Hua Hua hugged his leg, watching a snake dart away in the distance.
"Ah!" Hua Hua quickly rolled up his pant leg, revealing deep bite marks, "Damn!"
He got bitten by a snake!
Is it poisonous?
Hua Hua instantly broke into a cold sweat, his whole body shivering as a reflex.
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