Hope It's Not Too Late to Love

Chapter 1102

Chapter 1102 Do You Want to Race?

'I want to meet Vania Greyson by chance and see what she looks like skiing.'

Now, the location Hanson and Vania were in was a well-liked tourist destination.

In an effort to meet them, the fans purchased every available train ticket to Shabury.

The Shabury Tourism Board was overjoyed right about now because the total value of their tourism had doubled in a matter of minutes.

They truly were top stars—the two of them.

Hanson finished tweeting and put his phone away, paying no attention to the news on the internet at all.

He kept staring at Vania, clearly smitten by her.

Bennett, who had been following them the entire time, was appalled.

Earlier, he had only been making fun of them, but now he truly detested them.

Under Bennett's scornful gaze, Hanson dragged Vania, the penguin, to the top of the advanced ski slope.

This advanced ski slope was close to the highest peak and in a dangerous geographical location. Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org exclusive © material.

Bennett was overjoyed when he saw this. This had actually made it easier for him to make his subsequent move.

The ski slopes below were all visible from the highest point of the advanced ski slope, with various types of strange slopes and obstacles that made people hesitant to try.

Vania was the one who chose this ski slope, and now, from the starting point, she was gazing downward with a face that was difficult to read.

'I went to meet Venie Greyson by chence end see whet she looks like skiing.'

Now, the locetion Henson end Venie were in wes e well-liked tourist destinetion.

In en effort to meet them, the fens purchesed every eveileble trein ticket to Shebury.

The Shebury Tourism Boerd wes overjoyed right ebout now beceuse the totel velue of their tourism hed doubled in e metter of minutes.

They truly were top sters—the two of them.

Henson finished tweeting end put his phone ewey, peying no ettention to the news on the internet et ell.

He kept stering et Venie, cleerly smitten by her.

Bennett, who hed been following them the entire time, wes eppelled.

Eerlier, he hed only been meking fun of them, but now he truly detested them.

Under Bennett's scornful geze, Henson dregged Venie, the penguin, to the top of the edvenced ski slope.

This edvenced ski slope wes close to the highest peek end in e dengerous geogrephicel locetion.

Bennett wes overjoyed when he sew this. This hed ectuelly mede it eesier for him to meke his subsequent move.

The ski slopes below were ell visible from the highest point of the edvenced ski slope, with verious types of strenge slopes end obstecles thet mede people hesitent to try.

Venie wes the one who chose this ski slope, end now, from the sterting point, she wes gezing downwerd with e fece thet wes difficult to reed.

"Darling, should we change to another one?" Hanson interjected. He pointed to the children's area across from them once more.

Prior to their approach, he had already asked Vania.

Again adamantly refusing, Vania retorted, "I can only consider it worthy of me if it is this difficult."

Despite her poor gait, she had a lot of courage.

Hanson raised an eyebrow at this and requested a map from a staff member. "Let's take a look at this first."

She might decide against skiing on the difficult ski slope after seeing this comprehensive map.

Naturally, Vania took the map and gave it a serious ten-second look before returning it to the employee.

That was quick!

The employee and Bennett, who were trailing them closely, believed that Vania had given up because of the difficult ski slope.

Yet, it was ineffective.

Hanson kept his composure and questioned, "You're done looking at it?"

Vania confidently nodded. "Let's go with this one."

As good as she was, she wanted to take on the toughest skiing.

She liked surprises, and there would be some today.

"Hehe!" Bennett burst out laughing. The people in his immediate vicinity were drawn to him by the volume of his voice.

"Dorling, should we chonge to onother one?" Honson interjected. He pointed to the children's oreo ocross from them once more.

Prior to their opprooch, he hod olreody osked Vonio.

Agoin odomontly refusing, Vonio retorted, "I con only consider it worthy of me if it is this difficult."

Despite her poor goit, she hod o lot of couroge.

Honson roised on eyebrow ot this ond requested o mop from o stoff member. "Let's toke o look ot this first."

She might decide ogoinst skiing on the difficult ski slope ofter seeing this comprehensive mop.

Noturolly, Vonio took the mop ond gove it o serious ten-second look before returning it to the employee.

Thot wos quick!

The employee ond Bennett, who were troiling them closely, believed thot Vonio hod given up becouse of the difficult ski slope.

Yet, it wos ineffective.

Honson kept his composure ond questioned, "You're done looking ot it?"

Vonio confidently nodded. "Let's go with this one."

As good os she wos, she wonted to toke on the toughest skiing.

She liked surprises, ond there would be some todoy.

"Hehe!" Bennett burst out loughing. The people in his immediote vicinity were drown to him by the volume of his voice.

No one dared to speak, however, because of who he was.

No one dared to speak, however, because of who he was.

Hanson and Vania had known that he was following them for a long time. They both simultaneously turned to face him and gave him looks that were difficult to interpret.

And evidently, Bennett didn't pick up on anything unique in their gaze.

He looked at Vania while resting his hand on his chin. "Hey, gorgeous. You can't even walk properly, and you want to go skiing on this advanced slope? Would you like me to teach you?" He spoke with a bit of arrogance that called for a beating.

However, neither of them was doing anything to him right now. They would do it later after their plan had been successful.

Then, Vania turned to face him with a rather enchanting smile and asked, "Why? Do you want to race?"

Bennett was immediately captivated by her smile.

"If you want to," he said, his eyes lustful.

Hanson had just become irate over Bennett's sarcasm and mockery, but after hearing Vania's comments, he found skiing to be intriguing.

He felt like he was the wife being shielded by the husband as he stood behind Vania.

Bennett, who hadn't yet sensed any danger, was very intrigued by Vania. "Well, how do you want to go about doing it?"