Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

"We realized there were already a lot of things for you while we were packing. That's why we didn't want to bring any clothes. We were planning to buy what we need here once we arrived. Don't worry, we'll be staying here," Josh Batton explained immediately, knowing very well what was on their mind.

Naturally, Annabeth Cates' parents were hoping their daughter would stay for a prolonged visit as they hadn't seen her for a long time.

"My schedule is all sorted out, too. We'll be here with the two of you for some time," he added.

Bobby Cates and Peggy Howards instantly relaxed upon hearing that.

"We were thinking of taking you both out on a trip somewhere. Is there anywhere you'd like to go in particular?" Annabeth asked.

"We can go somewhere nearby. Traveling is a waste of money," her father said.

"No, it's not, Dad. It'll be an eye-opening experience to go somewhere further," she said.

"How is that not a waste of money? We could eat lots of good food at home with the money," Peggy told her.

Hearing them, Josh was touched by their sensible approach to money as usual.

"It's not the same," he let out a chuckle. "Everyone should go out exploring now and then. If you won't tell us where you want to go, then we'll make the decision."

really can't think of a place," Bobby said after a

Annabeth suggested. "I heard there's an outdoor hot spring that's pretty fun. We can explore the hot

immensely and could see how tempted they

then. That's where we'll go." Josh instantly made the call after seeing their facial

any objections upon observing how determined the younger couple seemed. Their notion of how traveling

itinerary," Annabeth spoke up eagerly. "Josh, this is

Honey," he reminded her, making

"Honey..."

when they saw how loving

let out a chuckle as well. "Okay, good. I'll plan everything out. You

do something, at least. I need to feel like

was already purchasing tickets to some tourist attractions online as they spoke. "You're already the top contributor in

completely dependent on you," she argued. "I might not be

pretty

yourself. Then nobody will compete against

raced when she heard this,

Peggy

girl. Who would want to steal her