Love in the Limelight

Chapter 341

The two became more and more active. The main issue is they won’t stop chatting up Astrid and they’re sticking too close for comfort.

But Astrid had already agreed to their company, so he couldn’t say anything. The four of them headed towards the mountain. Astrid has a memory like a steel trap, she had the map’s terrain memorized in no time.

Even though it’s their third day hiking up the mountain, their progress was slower than molasses in January. They’ve only managed to cross two snowy mountains so far

And that hilltop lake was nearby. Everyone else’s flashlights died ages ago, but Astrid brought a solar–powered one. It gets juiced up in the sun during the day, so it’s still going strong at night.

Elio was very caring, he’s worried about potential dangers ahead so he has been walking in front to lead the way.

Not long after walking, Elio saw the small lake ahead through the light of the flashlight. Parrish was so excited he almost jumped for joy, but he knew better than to make a racket in the snowy mountains. So, he kept his voice down and told Astrid, “I tip my hat to you, Astrid. There really is a lake!”

Clyde chimed in, “Sure, there’s a lake, but it’s frozen solid and we didn’t bring any fishing rods.”

“Pfft, who needs a fishing rod to ice fish in winter? This is all we need.”

auger with a smug grin, “It’s colder than a well digger’s ass here every day, and this lake is formed from accumulated rainwater. It’s stagnant water. As soon as

we

exchanged a look and immediately began looking for rocks in the

big rock

pretty psyched about ice fishing. The fish in this kind of lake are aplenty!

runaway horse, Elio quickly pulled her back, “I’ll go first. What if you fall in because the ice

can stand on it,

Elio headed towards the icy surface.

night, Astrid felt something

This guy…

not so

signaled for Astrid to

help but exclaim, “Rumors really are misleading. Everyone says Mr. Lampard is a strict guy, but he’s clearly a

the ice auger, Elio took it from her hands, “I’ll

asked, “Do you