Her Seven Little Bodyguards

Chapter 1117 The Live Broadcast at Snow Mountain Ski Resort

'Do you think we can still make it if we head to Shabury right now?'

'Let's head there. Who knows, we might bump into them by chance.'

Since the live broadcast began in the morning, when the netizens heard that Vania and Hanson were taking their babies to Shabury, they immediately bought tickets and went there in hopes of meeting them.

Watching the live broadcast on their phones was not as exciting as seeing the family in real life.

As a result, tickets to Snow Mountain Ski Resort were sold out in less than a minute.

Some netizens were too slow to even get tickets to go to Shabury.

The journey ahead would take two hours.

Joshua asked the viewers, "Should we pause the live broadcast for the time being?"

After all, Hanson, Vania, and their babies were feeling sleepy once they got in the car, and nothing interesting could be broadcasted.

'No, don't do that.'

However, the netizens immediately refused.

Even if Vania and Hanson slept throughout the live broadcast, the netizens wanted to watch them—that was how loyal these fans were.

did not see a drop in viewership. On the

Snow Mountain Ski Resort were decked out in

there were a variety of styles, they looked

stood out as they were

hard to see their faces, but their

family headed straight to the highest-level track at the snow skiing resort, which was the track

perform," said James confidently to Vania and

and children typically

Vania and Hanson were framed and put in danger, the skiing

strict requirements to enter the high-level

enthusiastic netizens had bought all the tickets to the ski resort, they couldn't see them in person since they weren't qualified to

find a place to sit

managed to gain access to the same skiing track as Vania, Hanson, and

Hanson, they were surprised to

up, these five-year-olds were about to ski on the high-level track,

already this capable at their

"Aren't their parents worried?"

"Are they even qualified?"

the track began to

the first time any child dared to challenge a professional track