Such trivial matters were naturally communicated to her in advance as the accompanying secretary on the trip to Lianwu Island.
Back in her hotel room, she ordered room service for dinner. After eating and resting for half an hour, Liang Weining got up at around eight o'clock, found her swimsuit in her luggage, and prepared to leave.
The hotel had a sightseeing car at the lobby to facilitate guests' direct access to the hot spring pavilion.
She had thought the journey would be long, but it only took five minutes.
She could have easily walked there.
Guided by a waiter, she walked in through the elegant and retro environment, with artificial mountains, flowing water, pavilions, and towers. It was unexpected to see such a distinctly Chinese-style leisure club on such a secluded island.
At the front desk, Liang Weining told the staff that she was Mr. Chen from Zhonggang Group's secretary, with the surname Liang.
