Fortunately, there was more than one room avable.
Otherwise, she’d have to find another hotel.
Barlow nodded in agreement.
The receptionist nced at the two, finding it odd.
They seemed Like a good match, so why weren’t they a couple?
After registering, she handed them their room cards.
“Thank you,” Karina said, taking her card and heading towards the elevator, with Barlow following closely behind.
As they stepped into the elevator, Bar
low sneezed again.
Karina looked at him and couldn’t suppress her concern.
“Did you catch a cold?”
Barlow raised an eyebrow, feeling a bit ufortable but unwilling to miss this rare moment of her concern.
“Maybe,” he replied.
Karina red at him.
“You shouldn’t have given your coat to me.
”
“Are you expressing concern for me?” he asked, a yful smile tugging at his lips.
Ignoring his flirtation, Karina said expressionlessly, “I’ll ask the receptionist if they have any cold medicine.
”
Barlow smiled warmly.
“No, thanks.
I feel much better just knowing you care.
”
Karina rolled her eyes at him and kept silent.
Just as he was about to say something, the elevator arrived at her floor.
Karina walked out quickly.
Instinctively, Barlow started to follow her, but Karina turned around and red at him.This belongs ? N?velDra/ma.Org.
“Don’t follow me.
Go to bed early and drink more water.
I’ll ask the receptionist to bring you some cold medicine.
”
Her fierce expression made her look like a wild cat, and Barlow couldn’t help but chuckle.
“Alright, alright,” he said, holding up his hands in surrender.
He watched the elevator doors close with a slight feeling of regret.
If only he could reveal his true identity, things might have been different between them already.
Outside, Karina swiped her room card and entered.
She sat down and immediately called the receptionist.
“Do you have any cold medicine?” she asked.
The receptionist confirmed they did, so Karina requested it be sent to Barlow’s room.