Chapter 1199: Just what was this feeling that Penny couldn’t shake?
Avoiding questions throughout the night had been difficult, but fortunately, Zoren didn’t pry. Surprisingly, Atlas remained quiet, even after seeing Penny’s and Slater’s faces. Only Hugo had asked questions, but he quickly got distracted when Butler Lee mentioned Renny and Chunchun playing outside. Hugo ended up playing with them all night. From what Penny heard, Hugo even slept with them.
"I guess I should leave some things behind," Penny murmured, gazing at her open suitcases in the bedroom as she did a final check.
Her lips curved up slightly, and her eyes gleamed. "This may not have been the honeymoon I expected, but it’s full of memories."
At the start of the trip, Penny had been stressed about things not going her way. Seeing Atlas, Hugo, and even Allen on the same plane had bothered her — just a little. Then, upon arrival, Slater and Benjamin were the ones to pick them up.
The surprises hadn’t stopped there. She ran into Lily, Ginnie, Finn, Nina, and even Max. James had also made an appearance, as well as Mint and Ray. With so many familiar faces popping up, no one could blame Penny for thinking this vacation would only add to her stress. But in the end, she had been wrong.
The five-day trip hadn’t even felt like five days — it felt much shorter and packed with fun. Sure, there had been an incident involving a syndicate, but it wasn’t enough to overshadow everything else. The trip had it all: comedy, romance, action, and even a mellow dramatic confession from Slater.
It had been a rollercoaster, unexpected but completely worth it.
"There you go," she muttered, smiling brightly as she placed a few items inside a cabinet. "We’ll come back for you. We’re visiting this paradise again for sure."
And next time, she would make sure no one thought she was abducting her husband. She was also certain that Butler Lee would keep their things safe and ready to use the next time they came back.
"That’s it!" Penny clapped her hands, then turned to look at the rest of her luggage. "Time to pack."