#Chapter 363: A Newfound Hope

Nina The plane landed on the tarmac with a jostle, and I let out an inaudible sigh of relief. I wasn’t usually bothered by flying, but this trip had been particularly full of turbulence. Now that we were on solid ground again, though, I felt like I could finally relax. “We made it,” Enzo murmured, his eyes meeting mine as if he had heard my thoughts. I chuckled, my hand floating to my belly without even really meaning to. “We sure did.” … The hotel was just as nice as I had hoped, with a large plush bed, a sofa, and a flat-screen TV. We could see the view of the city through the window, a stark contrast to the view of the ocean from our cliffside house back in Mountainview, or even the forested view from my room in my father’s mansion in the werewolf realm. It was nice to look outside and see human life, cars, buildings. It was like a reminder that we weren’t alone in the world. “You know, we don’t have to go out immediately. We can just rest for a while,” Enzo sai