His Eagle Eyes on Me

Layla was clearly not interested in the snacks he bought. "I don't like these."

"You didn't eat enough during breakfast," Eric said. "There are no expensive snacks here. You can eat these if you get hungry later."

"I never said that I want expensive snacks," she retorted. "I just don't like snacks in general."

"You like fruits, but they don't sell those here." Eric knew what she liked but was not sure if her preferences had changed.

"I wouldn't buy fruits even if they sell them here. It's too heavy. It's not like we are spending the night there." She glanced at the line in front of her. "It's quite fast to get there by cable car. It's really cold up there so anyone who manages to stay there for over half an hour should consider themselves heroes."

"Have you bought the tickets for the return trip?" Eric studied the cable car moving in the distance.

"I bought round-trip tickets."

Soon, it was their turn, and Layla took off her gloves to unlock her phone and showed her reservation to the staff.

The staff immediately handed her four tickets, two for going up and two for the return trip.

two entered the area to board the cable

climbing up the mountain on

tour guide to do that," Eric said. "I was in a movie which had one such scene, and I had to train with the local tour guide for a really long time." "Do you still

professional guide and experience to do that... Filming and actually climbing a mountain

that people change when they enter different stages of their lives," Layla said. "He said he used to hate animals, but he loves them now and even bought specific

Eric seemed dumbfounded.

that one, have you?" Layla burst out laughing. "You can look it up online. People sell eggs and machines to hatch

to keep them

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before, but it died after a few

chuckled. "He just likes doing things that are

to access

at the boarding dock and waited for twenty minutes until

cable car could only fit eight

be a long line during the holiday

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