International Hotel.
"Right this way, sir, ma'am."
The attendant gestured politely, then led the two of them through check-in at the front desk before escorting them up the elevator to the top floor.
There was only one room up here, and it rarely saw any guests, which gave the whole floor a quiet, almost eerily empty feel.
Understandable, really.
Lin Shen's hometown wasn't a tourist city by any stretch — it was an energy and resource town.
High-end hotels in small county towns like this stayed in the off-season pretty much year-round, with barely anyone checking in.
The only exception was the occasional local who'd moved away and was coming back for a visit — someone like Lin Shen.
Ding—!
The door swung open to reveal something resembling a full family suite.
A living room, kitchen, dining area, bedroom — everything you could need, all under one roof.
