Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan)
Chapter 1388: Successfully Taking Her Away

Chapter 1388: Successfully Taking Her Away

"Why?" Belinda stopped and turned around, asking coldly, "Is this your order? If you say we can't stay, we can't stay?" She looked as if she was determined to stay.

"The hotel will not accept any new guests starting today. Didn't you receive the notice?" Algerone Swain told her, "Those who have already checked in are also moving out gradually." Something flashed in the middle-aged woman's eyes, not believing his words.

But the man spoke seriously, "It's time for the annual maintenance. All the equipment is undergoing safety checks, and this is done for the guests' safety. You need to cooperate."

As his words fell, Belinda heard noises outside the door, and she saw several guests dragging their suitcases past them and heading towards the elevator.

Gradually, Belinda started to believe his words.

Algerone Swain glanced at her and took the opportunity to say, "You should pack your things too. When will Monica be back?"

"I don't know." Belinda replied, thinking, how could this be happening?

Well, if they had to move, they would move. There were other hotels nearby, after all.

Soon, the waiter knocked on the open door, came in with a warm reminder, and asked her to leave immediately. The reason given was the same as what Algerone Swain had said, and their attitude was especially good.

Belinda's anger subsided. She had no reason to stay. As a business manager herself, she was also a reasonable person.

She didn't have much stuff, so she turned around and went back to her room to pack. It didn't take long for her to finish.

When she came out with her suitcase, she thought Algerone Swain had already left, but he was still sitting on the sofa. "Why haven't you left yet?"

As the woman entered his line of sight, he stood up and asked, "Have you packed Monica's things too?"

"She doesn't have much stuff, just a few clothes. They're all here." Belinda glanced at the suitcase, then took it and walked towards the door.

Algerone Swain quickly walked over and unceremoniously took the suitcase handle from her.

The woman looked at him and said nothing, letting go of the handle, thinking, if you want to carry it, carry it!

And so, Algerone Swain carried the suitcase, and Belinda followed beside him. The two of them entered the elevator.

Inside the elevator, Belinda called her daughter. After a short while, she got through and said, "Monica, we can't stay at this hotel anymore. I've packed your things."

"We can't stay anymore?" The father hadn't told her about his plan, so she didn't know and asked puzzledly, "Why?"

"They're checking the safety facilities; it's done once a year." Belinda told her, "I'll call you when I replace a new place. Don't worry, I've taken all your things."

After saying that, she hung up the phone.

At that moment, a taxi was parked at the hotel entrance. Monica had just opened the car door halfway, preparing to get off, when she saw two familiar figures coming out of the hotel lobby. She quickly pulled the car door closed, "Sir, please wait a bit longer." She hid in the taxi and peered out the window to observe the situation outside.

Algerone Swain carried the suitcase down the steps and walked toward a car parked not far away.

Belinda came to her senses and hurried to catch up, "No, no, no! Just give me the suitcase, and I'll take a taxi there!"

"Why take a taxi when you have a car?" The man placed the suitcase in the trunk, opened the passenger door, and looked at her, "Come on, get in." Belinda felt speechless. She was wearing a camel-colored trench coat, her hands in her pockets, and looked at him with an indifferent expression.