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Chapter 360

Chapter 360 Buy Two Tickets

Caroline was taken aback by August's sudden action, and quickly followed his gaze, but there was nothing more than a long queue at the entrance, and nothing unusual at all.He summoned the courage to ask.

"Sir, what's the matter?"

August stood on the spot and looked at the back end of the team over there without moving his eyes.

Seeing the beautiful figure in the sports suit, his eyes dimmed a little.

Sure enough, it was her, his intuition was right.

It was just a casual glance, but for some reason, he was so sensitive to her back.

When he saw the two little guys beside Lucia, August raised the corners of his lips with a half-smile, slightly turned his head, and instructed Burton behind him, "Go and buy two tickets in line."

Burton was slightly startled, thinking he heard wrong.

"Sir?"

He said in confusion.

August turned his head, looked at him with clear eyes, and said word by word, "Buy two tickets for the two of us."

Burton saw that he didn't seem to be joking, so he nodded.

"Okay, sir,"

he replied.

Caroline on the side was even more confused.

He watched Burton seriously walk in the direction of the ticket booth next to him, took a breath, and reminded August softly, "Mr.Adams, you don't need to buy a ticket..."

The entire Pleasant Valley in Austos City was an industry under the Lion Group.

He was the dignified president of the company.

Even if he didn't book the venue, did he still need to buy a ticket? August raised the corners of his lips.

"Caroline, there is one thing I need you to do,"

he said softly.

Unconsciously, another ten minutes passed.

Lucia pulled Timothy and Janet into the queue and glanced at her phone from time to time, but there was still no news from Paul.

Couldn't he come to join them again? Isn't that what she promised in front of Timothy and Janet just now, isn't she going to be slapped in the face if Paul didn't show up? She sighed softly, looked at the slowly advancing team in front, and then looked down at the two little guys whose interest had diminished, a feeling of guilt welling up in her heart.

If she had just taken them to the queue directly, they would've already entered by now, right? "Mom, when can we go in?"

Lucia’s son asked.

Timothy raised his little head and pouted his little mouth.

Lucia took out a tissue and wiped the sweat from his forehead.

She didn't know how to answer when a voice suddenly came from beside her, "Is this, Ms.

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When Lucia heard the words, she turned her head and saw a slightly fat middle-aged man smiling at her.

She was startled.

"Who are you?"

Lucia asked inquisitively.

"I'm the person in charge of Pleasant Valley, you can call me Caroline."

He replied.

Caroline took out a business card and handed it to her.

Lucia took the business card, looked at the contents in it, then looked up at him.

Tae — oo + 1U "Hello, what's the matter?"

She asked.

"It's like this.

Recently, our park has been doing some promotional and feedback activities.

For every 1,000 tickets sold, one of our lucky tourists will be randomly selected and granted our privilege card.

With this privilege card, tourists can avoid any queuing and waiting, and go inside directly.

It's a green light channel,"

he explained.

With that said, Caroline took out a colored card and handed it to her.

A few big characters were printed on the card.

"Pleasant Valley Rainbow Card."

Lucia was a little surprised and looked up at him.

"Is this true?"

She asked.

"Of course, it's true,"

Caroline replied.

Caroline smiled and turned to signal to the staff behind him.

"Lucky tourists are also entitled to small gifts!"

He added.

The staff wearing the Pleasant Valley work system stepped forward and distributed a Pleasant Valley mascot doll to Timothy and Janet.

"Congratulations, as long as you use the rainbow card, you can enter all the rides first and avoid queuing,"

Caroline explained.

"Mom, that's great!"

"Great! We don't have to wait in line!"

The two little guys said and danced with excitement.

Lucia took the card, and it didn't look like it was a lie.

After watching the staff leave, she slowly recovered.

Lucia was still suspicious and took them to the gate on the other side of the front of the long dragon, and showed the staff the rainbow card.

When the staff saw this card, they immediately respectfully invited them to pass the empty gate next to them.

"Wow! It's great!"

Timothy and Janet seemed to have regained their vitality, and when they entered the park, they jumped excitedly.

Lucia watched the two of them laugh happily, and unknowingly raised the corners of her lips.

In this way, the day was not necessarily so bad.

She stepped forward immediately and asked, "What do you want to play first?"

Timothy jumped up excitedly.

"Jump off the floor machine!"

He screamed.

"No, that's too high!"

Lucia said in disagreement.

"Haunted House!"

Timothy said again.

"No! It will scare you into nightmares!"

Lucia disagreed again.

Timothy's two proposals were rejected by Lucia, and he couldn't help pouting.

Next to them, Janet said quickly, "Mom, I want a merry-go-round!"

"This is fine! Let's go!"

Lucia replied.

"That's only for girls!"

Timothy said quickly.

Lucia was amused and dragged the two of them toward the direction of the merry-go-round.

"Who said boys can't play in the merry-go-round?"

She asked.

At the carousel scene, Timothy looked at the huge super-luxury carousel in front of him, and his eyes suddenly lit up.

"I want to play too!"

He declared.

Lucia couldn't help laughing out loud and pulling the two little guys to the entrance to wait for the next round.

Not far away, August was wearing a suit, and his eyes followed the three people over there, never moving away.

He stood there and gained a lot of turning heads.

The first reason for this was that he and Burton were both dressed in formal suits, and the suits were smooth and without any folds, which was incompatible with this place, and the second reason was naturally because of his envious face, which attracted many gazes from men and women alike.

Finally, August noticed this.

He frowned slightly, turned to look at Burton, and asked, "Why do they always look at me, do I have flowers on my face?"

Burton couldn't help laughing, and coughed twice.

"Mr.Adams, I suggest you take off your coat and take off your tie, it might be better,"

he advised August.

August heard the words and nodded in agreement.

"What you said makes sense,"

he said.

Saying that he raised his hand and took off his jacket, raised his right hand to pinch the bow tie, and pulled it straight off.

The women passing by made surprised voices, and some even picked up their mobile phones to take pictures in excitement.

"He is so handsome!"

A passerby said with interest.

"That action just now was too lustful!"

Another said.

August turned a blind eye to those voices, raised his eyes and glanced at the direction of the merry-go- round, and saw Lucia bringing Timothy and Janet down from above.

He immediately handed the clothes and tie in his hand to Burton, and said lightly, "You take care of it.

If anything work-related happens, don't bother me."

After he finished speaking, he took a step and walked over to the trio, leaving Burton alone in the wind.

The president of his family had always focused on work.

What was suddenly wrong? What changed? Burton wondered.

Over there, Lucia took Timothy and Janet off the merry-go-round and went straight to the next project - the pirate ship.

This pirate ship was very long and wide, and many people were sitting on it.

Most people were sitting in the middle row, and the number of people kept decreasing.

The bow and stern were in the same position, and then there were two, three, four others...

...

When Lucia arrived with the kids, only the front row was left.

That row had four positions, with two child seats in the middle and two adult seats next to it.

Lucia originally wanted Timothy and Janet to sit on both sides of her so that she could ensure the safety of the two of them, but there had to be one child she couldn't take care of in such a seat.

She was hesitating to take the seats.