Chapter 160
Only after he went in did Li Wenchuan realize something was wrong, instinctively stopping in his tracks.
Jiang Hansheng stopped with him and turned his head. "What's wrong? Did you leave something in the car?"
Li Wenchuan was only pulling a small carry-on suitcase. Logically, he shouldn't have had anything important on him. These days, money was all on one's phone anyway; there was nothing much to leave behind.
"I forgot to book a room," Li Wenchuan said.
He looked at Jiang Hansheng, somewhat awkward. At the time, all he'd thought about was coming to see Jiang Hansheng. He'd bought the plane ticket, fished for information about the timing, bought milk tea while watching the clock—he'd calculated everything, except the hotel.
He walked to the front desk and handed over his ID. "Hello, I'd like to book a room."
The receptionist looked at her computer. "Please wait a moment."
Very soon, the receptionist said apologetically, "I'm sorry, but the hotel has no rooms available."
Li Wenchuan found that strange. "Not even one?" The hotel clearly didn't seem that crowded. How could there possibly be no rooms at all?
"Yes, sir. There have been a lot of tourists recently, and a production crew has reserved nearly over half the rooms, so there aren't any left," the receptionist explained helplessly, sliding Li Wenchuan's ID back to him.
I really should have booked in advance. Li Wenchuan was annoyed with himself.
Seeing the situation, Jiang Hansheng could only say, "Come to my room first. We can check the nearby hotels later."
"That's all we can do."
Xiao Tian came over to carry Li Wenchuan's luggage, but Li Wenchuan refused. "It's just a small thing. I can handle it myself."
It was a four-star hotel, and the room was quite spacious. For