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Naomi probably thought I was hopeless, so once the car stopped, she jumped out and greeted Hendrix, who was by the already set up tent, and said, "Mr. Roberts, what a coin coincidence meeting you here!" Hendrix looked over. His gaze was as calm as ever as he said, "I've heard that the night view here is beautiful and it's rare for me to have the time, so I came!"

Naomi replied with a long "oh" and said, "It seems that fate had brought us together!"

Rowane also came out of the tent. When she saw us, she stopped short, then she greeted us with a smile.

Everyone had already gotten out of the car. Tina and her husband to be seemed to like this place very much. They didn't put up a tent in a hurry. Instead, they took a walk, which was romantic and sweet. Rainie and Dahlia got off the car and were amazed at the beauty of the grassland. The night sky was filled with stars and the ground was full of green and crisp grass. The cool night wind made stargazing a pleasure too.

When Dahlia saw Hendrix, her heart thumped a little, but when she saw Rowane by his side, her face turned dark.

together, we nodded a greeting. Sebastian had always been a cold person, and Naomi was a person who could make a scene. After getting down from the car, he immediately started to pitch the

tents. Not knowing if it was a coincidence, the tents of Dahlia

think Dahlia is still hung up on Hendrix? Also, do you think Hendrix will be staying in the same

and didn't answer. I continued to pitch my own tent.

and changed the topic, "Are you planning to

blushed and looked shy, which was rare to see. "Don't say that. I just want to have a chat

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said, "In fact, I want to accompany you tonight, but it's true that it's hard to make a choice in the face of love!" "I'm used to sleeping alone, so there's no need for you to disturb me." I said as I

and asked shyly, "Really? You won't get mad? If you get afraid at night, I won't come and accompany

worry, Ma'am. I