Chapter 0270
“This is going to be so much fun,” Nan breathed with wide eyes.
I nodded in agreement. We walked down the wide hallway, looking up at the crystal chandeliers that lit the entire place up. We finally made it to our suite and used the keycard to get into the room.
The room was huge, and the beds were on a large pedestal with stairs. There was a half–kitchen, which had pretty much everything except a stove. There was a living room area and a door that I assumed led to the bathroom. Some dressers and wardrobes looked like they were picked right out of a storybook.
The windows were huge which provided a ton of natural light, and they were facing the ocean. If we looked down the window, we could see one of the many swimming pools this resort had. I heard they even had a swimming pool on the roof.
“Oh, I’m definitely going to like it here,” Nan said with a wide grin.
I nodded in agreement.
“Yeah, me too,” I agreed.
A few minutes later, a man arrived with our luggage. I thanked him and we spent the afternoon unpacking. If we’re going to be here for a few weeks, we might as well get comfortable.
“Want to go exploring with me?” Nan asked as she came out of the bathroom a little later.
I shook my head.
“I’m going to rest up for tonight,” I told her. “But you go and have fun.”
“Okay, I’ll see you later.”
I was able to get a couple of hours of sleep and woke up about 30 minutes before I had to leave for the dinner. Nan wasn’t back yet, but I knew she would be before we had to leave. I grabbed a change of clothes and went into the bathroom to take a hot shower.
It
The shower was bigger than any shower I had ever seen before, and water squirted out from every which way. was incredible and I felt calmer than ever as I stepped out of the shower. I quickly dressed and by the time I left the bathroom, Nan was back.
“Ready to go?” I asked her.
“Actually, I was hoping maybe you could go by yourself. I met some people earlier and they wanted to go out to dinner and hang out while the Gamma competitors did their thing. They are all here out of support like me.”
I frowned.
“You don’t want to come with me?” I asked, sounding and feeling disappointed. I wasn’t sure I could do this
without her.
“I’m sorry. Don’t hate me. We’ll do other stuff together and I’ll be there during the competition to support you. But I could really use a drink, and I doubt anyone will be getting drunk at this dinner tonight. Please don’t be mad.”
I sighed.
“I’m not mad,” I assured her. “Go have fun. I’ll be fine.”
She shrieked and hugged me. After we said goodbye, I gave myself one long look in the standing mirror and then I
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sighed.
It was now or never.
