The next day.
A thick fog rose, shrouding the valley and giving it the feel of a fairyland on earth.
As usual, Su Bai got up early. After glancing at the view outside the window, he decisively chose to go out for a walk.
His hometown was in the plains, and he had not seen much scenery like this before. It still felt quite fresh to him.
Come to think of it, travel was simply moving from a place you had grown tired of to a place someone else had grown tired of.
The canyon where they went rafting did not seem to fall into that category. Few people lived here, and the surrounding area was fairly desolate overall. Camping here actually had quite a high threshold and required thorough preparation.
Su Bai did not feel inconvenienced in the slightest. The Super RV had reserves of every supply they could possibly need.
That was all thanks to Master Huang's professionalism and thoughtfulness.
In a sense, capable personnel were more valuable than the vehicle itself.
Cars could always be bought with money, but service staff suitable for long-term cooperation were far more precious in wealthy circles. Take live-in housekeepers, for example. The best aunties in that small elite circle basically only circulated among certain groups of people within a single city.
The same went for maternity nurses.
"By the way, Master Huang, do you know any maternity nurses?"
After taking a walk outside and returning, Su Bai saw that Master Huang was already up and preparing the RV, so he asked.
The question was somewhat abrupt, but fortunately, Master Huang had recently become somewhat accustomed to Su Bai's scattered train of thought.
Su Bai had a lively personality without being outrageous. That was rare. Master Huang even felt that Su Bai