#Chapter 329 Watcher

While Victor and I went to his apartment and packed, Findlay made us all the reservations we would need to have a magical long weekend together.

Then we traveled two hours north to the city of New Ripon. Even though Denhurst was older and our capital, New Ripon was larger and flourished on tourist dollars.

It had everything from some of the world’s best restaurants, museums, and art galleries to an amusement park and zoo.

The city was bustling on this warm Thursday evening. I was fascinated by all the activity and people as we drove to its center, and Victor pulled in front of The Covington, New Ripon’s most exclusive five-star hotel and restaurant.

A valet took care of the car while a team of hotel staff promised to have our luggage in our room when we arrived.

It was exciting to look around the opulent lobby while Victor checked in at the front desk. The white carpets were plush, the walls covered with red silk, and the ceiling dripped with sparkling crystal chandeliers.

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