Chapter 505 A Weird Hotel


    If Horace did nothing else but just looked at her, ra would just let it go; yet he then said something


    that made ra roll her eyes upward.


    "Oh? Can''t you just bear one second not looking at me?"


    Horace asked with a sh of teasing smile in his eyes.


    Yet it disappeared so soon that even ra who was staring at him did not notice it.


    "Don''t overthink," rolling her eyes upward again, ra took out the magazine she took with her from


    home and started reading.


    ra knew that the phone was banned on the ne and she also would not want to y her phone on


    the ne, so she took several magazines with her.


    So that she could kill time when she felt bored on the ne.


    Besides, if there were good stories in those magazines, she could read them to Neo as bedtime


    stories.


    Seeing that ra began to read magazines, Horace held Neo in his arms and closed his eyes to take a


    rest.


    Neo was too young to sit there alone, so Horace decided to sit with him in his arms.


    Horace was worried that, although there were security belts attached to seats, Neo would fall down


    from his seat when he was asleep.


    Then, the three of them had a wonderful time on the ne.


    They did not realize the passage of time until the ne began tond.


    When they were about to disembark, ra was reading an interesting article.


    They stuffed everything in their bags and got off after the ne sessfullynded.


    They went to the hotel they had booked with their luggage.


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    ra was the one who booked the rooms. She did not know which hotel was better, so she randomly


    chose a rtively clean five-star hotel.


    Yet, ra and Horace could not find the hotel.


    Horace decided to call a taxi since the driver could take them there.


    "Hi! Please take us to I-DO hotel," ra got in the car with Neo and told the driver their destination.


    "I-DO? Do you guys want to go to I-DO?" the driver was shocked by them as if they had just spoken in


    pig Latin.


    "What''s wrong with I-DO?" ra asked. She had never been to Shangri-La, so she chose the hotel in a


    random way.


    Why did the driver react like this?


    ra began to doubt whether she had chosen a terribly notorious hotel.


    "Nothing, nothing special," the driver shook his head with fear and then started the car.


    "Mommy, daddy, if we go to the hotel first, what will we do in the evening?" although they had a long-


    time airline journey, it was only noon when they arrived.


    So Neo wondered what they should do in the evening if they took a rest in the hotel now.


    Neo knew that he could not fall asleep again if he was going to sleep now.


    "We won''t sleep now. We will just take a rest in the hotel and then we will have a good sleep in the


    evening. OK?"


    ra knew his son well and put forward practical advice.


    "Yes!" Neo smiled at ra and then began to doze in her arms.


    The driver drove at such a high speed that they arrived at the hotel within half an hour.


    They found that the hotel actually looked good.


    ra grinned and paid the driver.


    The driver bit some words back and drove the taxi away.


    When they entered the hotel, they discovered that there were almost no customers in that hotel, which


    was more than bizarre since now was the peak season for travel.


    Both ra and Horace noticed this strange phenomenon but they could not figure the truth out.


    They wondered whether it was because the hotel was too expensive or too infamous.


    And their questions could only be answered by staff and receptionists.


    ra walked toward the reception, hoping to ask the receptionist about it. Yet, she could not find


    anyone working there.


    She looked around and yet she still could find no staff in the hotel.


    She turned around to look at Horace, hoping that he could help her.


    Suddenly, with a strange and shocked expression, Horace rushed towards ra and took her by her


    hand.


    "ra, are you OK?" Horace observed ra from top to toe in order to check whether she was fine.


    Then he was relieved when he found that ra was totally fine, which mystified ra to a great extent.


    What''s wrong with Horace?


    When ra cast a questioning look at Horace, she found that he was staring at the reception,


    transfixed.


    ra also turned to look at the reception and the scene startled her.


    She was sure that there was no one standing by the reception just now, and yet now someone was


    standing there.


    After she tried to recall what she saw just now and became further sure about her memory, she was


    also transfixed. She wondered whether she had a wrong memory.


    Yet, it was obvious that she had the right one since Horace was also scared by the scene.


    "I''m sorry to scare you. I was looking for something under the table, so I didn''t notice your arrival."


    The receptionist apologized for scaring them.


    ra recovered herposure but was still chilled by the heavy make-up that the receptionist had.


    Fully aware that she should not judge how the receptionist wear her make-up, ra walked towards


    the reception.


    Horace slightly grabbed ra''s hand and signaled to her not to go. However, ra smiled at him and


    walked toward the receptionist.


    "Hi, I want to know why there are so few customers in this hotel. Isn''t now the peak season for travel?"


    Compared with other hotels, this one was indeed deserted.


    "Well, Miss, our hotel is a five-star one and is located somewhere a bit difficult to find. Besides, most of


    the travelers won''t spend their money on living, right? That''s why we don''t have too many customers


    here. I believe that the popr hotels you have seen are probably not five-star."


    ording to ra, the receptionist exined the phenomenon in a usible way.


    "Indeed, those popr hotels are all not five-star," ra recalled that, although the hotels she saw on


    their way to I-DO were indeed popr, they were not titled as five-star online.


    "That is why we don''t have too many customers here," the receptionist answered with an appropriate


    smile, which relieved ra from her doubt.


    "Fine, then we''d like to book a deluxe suite? We''ll stay here for three nights," ra gave her bank card


    to the receptionist.


    "OK," the receptionist smiled at her and then went through the formalities quickly.


    "Miss, your room number is 55218," the receptionist said, handing ra the room card.