Chapter 80

Colin soon found a local inn. The owner, upon hearing the sound of the car, came out to give us a warm welcome. He engaged in a friendly conversation with Colin as though they had been friends for many years.

"Colin, it's been a long time since you've come. Did you finally have a girlfriend? That's great; now I don't have to worry about you."

"No, mister. That's not it. I'm Luna, and he's my older brother," I quickly replied before Colin could say anything, feeling a bit embarrassed about being mistaken for his girlfriend.

"A sister from another mother? Colin, she's even more beautiful than the scenery here. Keep it up!" The owner's eyes contained a hint of encouragement.

When Colin shook hands with the owner, his grip was strong—as if they had made some kind of agreement.

The owner laughed heartily, telling us to make ourselves at home and that he would take care of our meals and accommodations.

For dinner, we had typical northern farmhouse dishes. It was surprisingly delicious,