Victor Zhou's words were meant for Evan Lin, but they were also for himself.
Victor Zhou glanced sideways and saw that Evan Lin hadn't responded, assuming he had nothing to say.
Or maybe, like himself, Evan Lin had already accepted his fate, which actually made him feel a bit better.
The car rolled forward, cruising along the road.
Seahaven Island is big on tourism. Even though it's not peak season, there are still plenty of tourists coming and going.
Soon, the car pulled into the parking lot next to the Seahaven Crown Hotel and came to a stop.
The Seahaven Crown Hotel has thirty-six floors, and the parking lot was packed with luxury rides.
Ethan Lu helped Mia Chen out of the car, and together they walked toward the hotel.
"I've already arranged rooms for you. My family's been pretty busy these days, so if our hospitality falls short, please forgive us."
Ethan Lu addressed the group with a friendly smile.
Mia Chen, who got out of the car with him, kept her head slightly lowered and frowned, lost in thought about something.
"We're really staying here? A night in this place must cost a ton, huh?" Victor Zhou gawked at the Seahaven Crown Hotel, totally stunned.
"No need to worry about money. That's all taken care of."
Ethan Lu glanced at Victor Zhou and nodded, "I was actually planning to arrange for you guys to stay at the Emperor International Hotel, Seahaven—that one over there."
As Ethan Lu spoke, he pointed to the hotel next door.
Everyone turned their heads to look, and couldn't help but let out another round of amazed exclamations.
Compared to the Seahaven Crown Hotel, the Emperor International Hotel, Seahaven looks like an art piece made entirely out of crystal.
The main building looks like two waves crashing together, with transparent, sleek glass walls that shimmer in the sunlight.
It was absolutely eye-catching.
This building isn’t just fancy—it’s on a whole other level.