His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 430

Since Tessa and Stephen decided to leave the haunted house, they stopped in the hallway. Then, Stephen took his phone out to make a call.

Soon, a staff member appeared before them, opened a hidden door nearby, and led them out of the haunted house.

Tessa's vision swam slightly after leaving the dim interior of the haunted house and into the bright sunlight.

Stephen reached out to support her. "Are you alright?"

"I'm fine," she murmured somewhat weakly.

They waited by the exit for ten minutes before Naomi, Quentin, Henry, and

Samantha appeared one after another.

Quentin looked as though he was seconds from passing out.

In contrast, Naomi looked positively exhilarated. "This haunted house lives up to

its name. That was pretty fun!"

Quentin looked utterly miserable. "It's good that you had fun."

Tessa, who was standing not far away. She asked

flickered on Tessa's face. "I wasn't feeling all that well, so I left early

wrong? Is

just got a little dizzy," Tessa murmured. She thought to herself, "I was dizzy

of relief. "Thank goodness you're alright." Then, she looked at Quentin and remarked, "Look at the state you're in. You're practically shaking like a leaf.

"I'm not doing this again. Never again, you hear me? Screw these attractions! This is supposed to be an amusement park, but I haven't been amused

let out a guffaw. "I think it was great! You've really got no one else but yourself to blame

indulgently, "Naomi, can't we go for

before pointing at the river rapid ride nearby. "Fine. You've accompanied me on two attractions, so it's only right for me to do the same. Why don't

and happened to see the ride reach the peak before plunging

furrowed at the sight. "You call that mild? How

the ones love togo on. Why bother coming to an amusement park if you're that much

stomped off ahead without

say I wouldn't join you! Naomi, wait!" Quentin hollered

just

didn't look too hot. She seemed to have contributed to quite

wrapped an arm

walked over to Tessa, and

decided to go on the river