Chapter 66
The heavy rain outside didn't dampen the mood inside the RV. The three girls huddled close to Wanda, playfully clinging to her as they chatted and played games. Inevitably, their conversation shifted toward Pietro and Sumarokov, their intentions pretty clear. Wanda didn't mind sharing some details—like their personalities and interests—which made the girls even more excited.
Meanwhile, Adam, the boy wearing glasses, felt a twinge of jealousy. Why were those two guys getting all the attention? Was it just because they were taller, more muscular, and better-looking? He huffed to himself, "A man's greatest asset is his depth of character!"
Suddenly, a loud thunderclap split the sky, its explosive roar echoing like a warning drum. The three girls shuddered, caught off guard. For a moment, they even considered using their "fear" as an excuse to throw themselves into the arms of Pietro or Sumarokov, imagining a romantic scenario.
But then, the RV's interior lights began flickering erratically, as if something was wrong with the wiring. An odd, chilly breeze swept through the space, sending a shiver down everyone's spine.
Sylvia, the blonde girl who loved watching horror movies but was easily scared, almost screamed in fright. Her face showed genuine fear as she clung tightly to Wanda.
Sensing the girl's fear, Wanda, like a protective older sister, wrapped her arms around Sylvia and whispered soothing words, her eyes briefly glowing with a soft red light.
Pietro and Sumarokov exchanged glances, their gazes sharpening as they turned to the flickering lights, both on high alert.
As Jeff drove the RV, he suddenly gasped in surprise, and the vehicle started slowing down.
"Hey, why is there someone standing in the middle of the road?"