My Pretty Sweetheart novel Chapter 1450

One of the receptionists helped Pedro to his room while the other assisted me with the check- in procedure.

"Bam!"

A sudden noise came from outside, causing both of us to look over at the scene. Everyone was dazed for an instant, especially the receptionist as she glanced at me and said apologetically, "Excuse me, Miss. Please hold on for a moment!"

She then hurried out of the hotel to have a look. It seemed that the glass window had been broken into pieces by something. The receptionist began an argument with the perpetrator. While waiting for her return, I quickly took my chance and looked around, but found no basement entrance. This hotel didn't have an underground parking lot. Thus, it made sense that it would have a basement instead. The question was, where was the entrance to it?

If what Susan said was true, how did she find the basement entrance?

After some thought, I realized that the entrance could be located in Bobbie's office. There shouldn't be anyone around at this hour. I walked towards the receptionist and told her that I'd be heading up to my room for now and that she could settle her situation first before we continued with the check-in process.

As she was busy, the receptionist did not have much time to talk and instead nodded at me. After taking a swift glance at the person who broke the glass window, I then turned to the elevator.

From what I'd heard from Susan, Bobbie's office was on the top floor. I was caught by surprise with this odd circumstance, a manager having an office on the highest floor. Usually, only the bosses would have their office on the top floor.

I didn't spend much time dwelling on this matter and took the elevator directly to the top floor. There was no office to be found even when I got to the top floor, but surprisingly, I discovered that there was another floor above.

"Mrs. Roberts!"

Evan appeared in front of me, which gave me a great shock. I was stupefied for a second when I saw him standing at the elevator entrance. I asked, "What's wrong?"