Song Jia had booked Zhang Heng a place not far from Doctor Beck's clinic, called the Eagle View Hotel. It was also located along the coast, only a six- or seven-minute drive away.
The hotel was famous for its excellent location and views, making it quite popular with tourists. Staying here meant seeing the distant ice cap in the morning and enjoying the aurora at night. However, Zhang Heng had come at the wrong time. The days were long now, and the chances of seeing the aurora were very low.
After checking in, Song Jia drove Zhang Heng straight to the front of his room.
Hotels in Greenland were different from those elsewhere. Because the land was vast and sparsely populated, land itself was not particularly valuable, so there were few high-rises in the cities. Rather than hotel rooms, they were more like separate cabins, spaced some distance apart. Like the town's houses, they were brightly colored, except for the hotel signs hanging on their outer walls.
Zhang Heng had already made it clear over dinner that he did not want to talk about Doctor Beck. On top of that, he did not seem interested in Greenland's culture or scenery. Even the usually warm and lively Song Jia was at a loss for what to say. Seeing that they had finally arrived, she secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
"Then I'll see you tomorrow. Oh, right, what time do you usually get up in the morning? I'll come pick you up then," Song Jia asked, stepping on the brakes.
However, to her surprise, Zhang Heng glanced at his watch and said, "It's still early. Why don't you come in for a drink? We can talk over the itinerary slowly."
A trace of hesitation appeared on Song Jia's face. This was