371 A Twist of Fate

With Miranda’s assistance, the check-in process at the hotel went smoothly and efficiently. In just over ten minutes, all sixty guests had their rooms assigned, and the older men and women were being guided by hotel staff to their rooms.

Everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief after the last group was taken care of.

One of the girls at the front desk handed Miranda a glass of water. “Thank you, Miss. If you hadn’t been here, we would’ve been in serious trouble today.”

Miranda took a sip and smiled. “It’s nothing.”

“These older folks, traveling without a guide, can barely communicate with us. We had no idea what they were asking for. Why didn’t their guide stay with them? This is going to be a challenge.”

“Exactly,” another receptionist chimed in. “Miss, we can’t keep bothering you like this. Could you help us reach out to their guide?”

Miranda nodded. It was time to contact the tour guide.

A group of elderly tourists stranded in a foreign country without proper assistance was a dis