Chapter 1030: Chapter 1013 Gu Ning Wasn’t Very Insistent Chapter 1030: Chapter 1013 Gu Ning Wasn’t Very Insistent With these developnts ca not only the rise of an international tropolis but also increased environntal harm.
In recent years, Beijing’s air quality has been noticeably poor.
In the winter, hazes are sotis visible, and while they aren’t as severe as the massive smog that would occur years later, dust storms have still happened several tis.
Moreover, it’s been a long ti since such clean blue skies and white clouds were seen, and even the stars at night have beco a rare sight.
Here, at night, one must surely be able to see the stars in the sky.
It’s as if the place has never been touched by pollution.
No wonder everyone likes to travel here.
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Besides the ocean, the unpolluted weather and fresh air are also significant attractions.
“We’re leaving,” Gu Ning took Tang Yuxin’s hand, carrying their modest luggage.
They had traveled light because most of their necessities and clothes had been sent ahead.
If anything was lacking, they could just buy it there, considering their vacation was nearly half a month long; they didn’t need to bring much.
“Okay,” Yuxin held onto his sleeve, letting him guide her.
She looked around curiously at everything, feeling very intrigued.
It was fine for her not to wear glasses, as long as she followed Gu Ning, he wouldn’t lead her into a pitfall.
Gu Ning hailed a taxi, and once they were seated, it took them to their residence.
The house Gu Ning had bought was sowhat far from the airport but quite close to the sea, right next to the most beautiful part of the coast.
When that area was first being developed, no one bought the houses, but now they were in high demand.
There were many houses, but good locations with great views were always sought after.
“We’re here,” Gu Ning got out of the taxi and opened the door for Tang Yuxin.
She had been in good spirits throughout the journey, perhaps because she had slept on the plane.
The different scenery, including plants and buildings unlike those inland, amused Yuxin, who was visiting for the first ti with eyes wide in wonder.
Having lived two lifetis, it was her first visit here, and naturally, her first ti seeing the ocean.
Wait, she hadn’t actually seen the sea yet, but she would, very soon.
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Once Yuxin got out of the taxi, she seed to hear sothing.
Yes, could that be…
the sound of the sea?
Over there,” Gu Ning turned Yuxin in a direction and gestured for her to look ahead.
Yuxin looked up and was instantly stunned.
The sea and sky rged into one color, half sky, half ocean; it was indescribably beautiful.
This was nothing like what she had seen on television or in pictures.
Without experiencing it firsthand, one could never know, what it was like to truly face such a view.
She just stood there, gazing dumbfounded, feeling as if all her fatigue had disappeared with the view.
No wonder Auntie and Tang Sisi were so reluctant to leave this place; she felt she would be the sa.
“Let’s go, we should head inside first.”
Gu Ning turned Yuxin around again and took her hand.
“Let’s have a shower first, then rest a bit.
After we’ve rested, we’ll grab sothing to eat, and then I’ll take you swimming.”
He checked the ti.
“We should have enough ti.”
As long as it wasn’t too late, there would be no issue.
The tide here ca in slowly, and even at high tide, there would be plenty of people around.
And since it wasn’t peak tourist season yet, they had lots of ti.
Yuxin turned her head, what should she do?
She really wanted to go now, but then her stomach growled.
“Hungry?” Gu Ning turned back and rubbed the top of her head.
“Let’s go eat first.”
“Alright,” Yuxin could only attend to her stomach first.
Besides, there was no need to rush.
Yes, there really was no rush.
After all, they had half a month, fifteen days.
Factoring in the five hours of travel for the round trip, she still had thirteen days left.
She would make the most of her hard-earned vacation, which she wrestled from Zhu Bapi after months of being squeezed.
She wouldn’t waste it.
And now it was only the first day; they had just gotten off the plane.
They weren’t in a hurry.
First, they had to recharge.
Gu Ning brought Yuxin to their accommodation, and indeed, just as he said, it was not directly on the seashore but also not too far.
A few steps outside the door, and one could see the sea.
Gu Ning’s purchase was right in the pri spot with the best unblocked view, a two-story detached villa with a large garden in the back.
The garden was planted with tropical plants native to the region, and judging by their size, they had been growing for quite so ti, with tree canopies that could completely block the fierce noonti sun.
With the addition of the sea breeze, this indeed was a perfect spot to cool off.
Gu Ning placed his hand on the door, entering the password a few tis.
His company had only recently developed this technology, and he had it installed here to avoid the inconvenience of forgetting keys.
“Your birthday,” Gu Ning opened the door, letting Yuxin inside and revealing the house’s password.
Yuxin raised an eyebrow; he was quite consistent.
Most of the passwords at ho were her birthday, even their bank card PINs were the sa.
Yuxin entered first and looked around.
She had thought their first task upon arrival would be to clean the place.
However, to her surprise, it was very clean, spotless in fact.
It didn’t seem like a house that had been unoccupied for a long ti.
She went over and touched the table with her finger, then checked her fingertip, then tried to flick it but nothing ca off because there was not a speck of dust on the table.
“I had soone clean it before we arrived,” Gu Ning opened a door, well aware of Yuxin’s temperant.
Her obsession with cleanliness had been getting stronger, especially when traveling, where she seed to wish she could soak everything in disinfectant.
“I’ve also replaced all the bed linens with new ones…”
Before he finished speaking, Yuxin had thrown the things she was carrying aside, run over to the large bed, jumped on it, rolled around with the quilt, and then didn’t want to move.
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