Chapter 813 Rafael’s Funny Moment
They offered to help Hera’s friends check in their luggage so the girls could relax and enjoy their time in the private lounge.
After all, unlike their previous trip, Hera wouldn’t be using her private plane this time. She was following the arrangements made by the competition’s organizers, which meant flying on a commercial airline.
Fortunately, her seat was in business class, and Liz, Athena, and Minerva had all chosen to sit with her there.Since she wasn’t using her private jet, Hera had offered it to Manager Danny Coleman and the NRT staff, just like before, so they could enjoy a more comfortable and relaxing journey.
Minerva glanced around, assessing their luggage. Judging by its size, it was clear they only had hand-carried luggage. "Oh no, we only have carry-on bags. No need to check in. We’ll just buy whatever we need once we get there." She smiled, shrugging off any concerns. After all, hauling around extra luggage would only be a hassle.
Given that they were flying with a commercial airline, there was always the worry of checked luggage being mishandled. They had all seen countless videos on social media of bags being damaged during transport, from the plane to the conveyor belt.
And for girls like them who favored limited-edition items, the thought of their expensive luggage getting scratched or dented was almost unbearable. Unless they signed a waiver to protect their bags, which was just more trouble than it was worth, it seemed safer to avoid checking in their luggage altogether.
Besides, they were heading to France, which meant plenty of shopping and sightseeing, and the three girls were buzzing with excitement. However, Hera couldn’t shake her gloomy mood.
She couldn’t help but worry about Leo. It was understandable—she wanted nothing more than to be by his side. Still, she knew there wasn’t much she could do. All she could focus on now was wrapping up her business in France as quickly as possible so she could get back home to him.
"Anyway, when did you get so close to Hera?" Athena suddenly asked Minerva, still a little skeptical about her sudden change of heart. After all, Minerva had once been considered Hera’s arch-nemesis—the one who had tormented her, taken everything from her, and even killed her in the novel.