Chapter 1529 His Attitude Was Cold

Luca leaned against Luke and silently endured the pain she felt in her heart.

The scene was what she had dreamed and hoped for countless nights. Now that she was able to

curl up beside him, those dreams had come true.

However, she was still unhappy.

What Luca wanted was not his indifferent attitude. Even though the temperature of his body could

warm her body, she was not close to getting the warmth and love from his heart.

She initially thought that Luke's concern toward her was real.

However, it seemed that it was all fake. His attitude was cold, and she knew she had no grounds to

ask him to treat her warmly.

"Get some sleep. It's going to be dawn soon,” Luke said with his eyes closed.

Luca did not know how he knew she was not asleep. She leaned against him and closed her eyes.

At dawn, the rain stopped.

When the rain stopped, the birds in the forest flew out. Luca opened her eyes. When she heard the

birds chirping, she knew that the weather was clear.

Luca raised her gaze. She wanted to take a look at Luke's side profile before silently leaving his

embrace. After all, she had received his warmth for about two hours. It was enough for her to

remember it for a long time.

The moment she looked up, she met Luke's eyes.

Luca took her phone and put it in her bag.

"Where did you buy this phone? It seems to be of good quality,” Luke said. His phone was also

drenched in water but her phone could be turned on after a night while his phone was not at all

responsive.

"A friend helped me make some tweaks to it," Luca held the phone and explained casually.

Luke did not say anything.

The other side.

When he heard the busy tone, Jason quickly hung up and contacted Villa Almira’s person in charge.

The person in charge was very frightened when he heard that his big client was stuck on the

mountain because of rocks blocking the way and that someone was injured.

Although Villa Almira was luxurious, as long as Luke gave an order, it was easy for Villa Almira to be

inspected by the relevant departments or even go bankrupt.

He immediately arranged for porters and called an ambulance

Half an hour later, the group reached the top of the mountain. Jason pointed them to the right way

and said, "It should be this road since it's covered with rocks. Go down and see what's going on."

He believed that Luke would not fumble around. If he said that there were rocks, there would

definitely be rocks and they must be in the way, causing them to not be able to walk on the normal

mountain paths. It would explain the current situation...

The group went down in a mighty manner, and after they walked for about 200 meters, they began

to find some gravel on the steps.

"What's going on?" The person in charge looked at the gravel, then turned a corner and saw several

rocks blocking the mountain road.

The rocks were about half the height of a person, and the other rocks were not small either.

"Didn“t I ask you to check the area regularly? Why are there so many rocks?" The person in charge

asked the staff member who was in charge of the scenic spot.

"Sir, the rocks may have slipped down from the mountain when it rained last night.” The staff

member knew that he was going to be in trouble and quickly explained.

Jason knew that this was their negligence. After all, mountain roads as such would usually be

checked every two days. The staff probably did not expect this, so they slacked off.

"These rocks blocked our boss’ way yesterday. How could it have happened last night..." Jason

uncovered the staff member's lie.

The staff member choked and replied, "It's been raining these past few days. I don't know—"

"You don't know?! I told you to check this area frequently. You must've been lazy, so you took joy

rides on the cable car instead. That's why you didn't notice these rocks. Go and clean them up. Time

is of the essence!” The person in charge knew that Luke was someone they could not afford to

offend, while Jason was not someone who could be fooled by just a few words. Hence, he yelled

loudly.

When the workers heard him, they immediately began to work. Some were moving the rocks while

some were shoveling the rocks to the side.

Jason looked at them and sneered, "Sir, it seems that the railings in your scenic spot are quite

strong. If there were no railings, the rocks that slid down the mountain would all have gone to the

cliff, right?"

There were railings in the way and the sliding force of the stone steps was not enough, so the rocks

landed where they did.