Chapter 42

They enjoyed swimming until it was dark, and they have a lot of pictures taken when they were strolling along the shore before plunging into the water.

“Hungry?” He asked Bianca when they were on their way back to their room. Gabriel was the one carrying their daughter.

“Starving,” she replied. They have been in the water for almost two hours, and Kelly was a handful every time she was swimming.

“Me too. You go ahead and change your clothes while I’ll order our dinner.” Usually in a restaurant, the lead time for ordering food would be about thirty minutes to an hour, and he wouldn’t want to spend so much time waiting for their dinner.

“Okay, I’ll be back in a jiffy.” The air was chilly, and Kelly shivered at the cold, so she hurried up to their room so they could change.

She was about to insert the card key when she saw something—or rather, someone whose back looked familiar. She paused for a while and stared at the area where she thought she saw him. B