The Ugly Wife’s Stunning Comeback novel Chapter 1151

The drive from the airport to Azure Springs Resort took roughly half an hour.

Back upstairs, Jeremy entered the suite to find Felicia standing before the floor-to-ceiling windows, gazing out into the night. "Will there be auroras again tonight?" she asked softly.

Jeremy stepped up beside her. "Given today's conditions, there is a chance we might see them again. But even if we do not, we can also leave with no regrets."

Felicia murmured in agreement before turning to him. "Who was that man downstairs? I got the feeling he recognized me."

"He is an executive from a partnering company. You two used to be colleagues," Jeremy explained smoothly.

"Oh, I see," Felicia nodded, accepting the explanation easily.

They spent a bit more time chatting before parting ways for the evening. Felicia returned to her room to wash up and change. Settling onto the sofa, she flipped through her camera roll, admiring the photos they had taken over the past two days. After reviewing the pictures, she picked up a tourist brochure from the nightstand. There were so many places she still wanted to visit, but time was up. They were scheduled to fly back tomorrow. Besides, with her pregnancy, she could not afford to wander too far anyway. She would just have to wait for the next opportunity to visit. Just then, a knock echoed through the room. She stood up and went to open the door.

"The Northern Lights have appeared," Jeremy announced with a gentle smile. "It is incredibly rare to see them two days in a row." Felicia had drawn her curtains, so she had completely missed the developing spectacle outside.

"Wonderful," Felicia beamed, immediately rushing back inside to grab her thick coat.

They did not bother venturing outside the resort, opting instead to view the auroras from the comfort of a hotel lounge area. "We really picked the perfect time to come," Felicia marveled, gazing up at the dazzling sky. "This kind of luck does not come around often."

"Indeed," Jeremy murmured softly. "Perhaps we will never get another chance like this again."

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