(Note: Children should skip this chapter.)
In the evening, because the off-road vehicle was still left at the son of Caludon, Fagga and Ellen could only look for a nearby town.
"Hello, you two, it's been a long time! The transportation routes have recently reopened, and Zitopia is about to reopen."
A gentle voice sounded from ahead. Fagga and Ellen looked up in surprise and saw Kasa, a girl with wheat-colored skin, still wearing hot pants and a short top, standing in front of the door putting up posters.
When Kasa saw Fagga and Ellen approaching, her eyes lit up slightly. She recognized the two as guests who had come to the funeral feast of Caludon's son, but for some reason, they had chosen to leave.
Kasa felt quite regretful at the time, and now that the opportunity is right in front of him, he naturally wants to make up for it.
Suddenly, Kasa called out to Fagga and Ellen.
Fagar glanced at Elaine, who winked at Fagar, indicating that Fagar should make the decision.
Helpless, Fagga shrugged, chuckled, and stepped forward to ask, "Do you provide accommodation here?"
"Zitopia offers accommodation!"
Casa's eyes lit up immediately upon hearing this. He hadn't expected that people would come to support the business so soon after its opening, especially since it seemed to offer a complete package of food and lodging.
So, very impatiently, Kasa invited Fagga and Ellen in. As they entered, the wind chimes at the door jingled crisply, just like Kasa's joyful mood.
"Here is the menu. Guests can simply tick the items they like next to them."
Casa brought out the menu and pen, and Fagga began discussing the order with Ellen.
Just as they were discussing, Casa simultaneously pulled two keys from under the front desk and said:
"Zhitobang Backyard, rooms 107 and 108, two single rooms. Please keep both room numbers and keys until check-out..."
"We don't need two rooms!"
The instant Kasa pulled out the key, before even Faga could react, a black shadow flashed past, slapping the ordered menu and key into Kasa's arms, and said earnestly:
"Just order from the menu, and please bring it to your room when it's ready. Thank you."
After saying that, Ellen quickly jumped down from the front desk and, to Faga's astonishment, shoved Faga's back as if using all her strength, even her chest was contributing her strength.
Even though the child was already squeezed and felt very wronged, he still didn't say a word and stubbornly pushed towards Fagga.
In the distance, a man's voice pleading for mercy could be heard:
"Eileen, slow down...and actually, I don't think there's any need to rush. It's still early, after we eat...no, even after we eat, it'll still be early..."
"Come on, time is money, you know! Besides, as Victoria Housekeeping, we need to greet tomorrow with a fresh look, and we can't show our fatigue in front of others."
How dare you say that?
"Ugh... I don't care, anyway! Today! I'm going to bed early and getting some rest!!!"
Just need one room, a single room, so I can go to bed early...
Casa's face flushed slightly. Although she was already the owner of a shop, children from the outer ring road mature early, and Casa was at the age where she was in the throes of first love.
Hearing Ellen's description, Kasa was momentarily distracted, his mind wandering.
A lone man and woman in a single room, the woman strong and the man weak. At night, they intertwine, the woman slapping the man's thighs beneath her. The domineering Shark-like woman uses her tail to lift the man's chin, saying: "Hey, little girl, have a laugh..."
Mmm!
Casa shook his head repeatedly and slapped his cheeks several times.
But it was no use; my cheeks were still burning hot, and the temperature continued to rise with my increasingly rapid heartbeat.
His consciousness couldn't help but drift in that direction; the thought of a delicate, powerless young boy being pinned down by a domineering and powerful shark girl made Kasa...
Hmm!
Casa couldn't help but let out a soft moan, steam rising from his head.
"Boss, hello, boss?"
Upon hearing the sound, Casa quickly turned his head away, but then, remembering his rather embarrassing expression, he hurriedly covered the lower half of his face with the menu.
Only a pair of panicked eyes peeked out as he turned toward the corner of Zitoban. Upon seeing Eileen's head peeking out from around the corner, he suddenly tensed up, his voice even becoming slightly off-key:
"Is there anything else you need, sir?"
"I've been thinking, it would be better if you just left the food at the door later. When you arrive, just knock twice and leave. We'll get it ourselves."
Eileen gave a briefing and then turned and left.
Casa finally breathed a sigh of relief and slumped back in the chair behind him.
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