After the matter was dealt with, Ethan did not continue to stay:

"When are you going to go back?"

"Tomorrow morning." Jaber slumped on the couch: "Jonny keeps urging me to go back, I've been here for a few days, and I'm tired of it. ”

Jonny is Jabber's little boyfriend, the goth man.

This time he came to work, and Jaber didn't take him with him.

"Okay."

Ethan stood up and kicked his travel bag: "Put this cash in your room first, and I'll come back tomorrow morning to get it." ”

"Smart choice."

Jaber grabbed his bald head, picked up his phone and played with it.

It's $670,000 in cash, and even if she shares a bed with Liviera, Ethan doesn't want to test her with this huge amount of money.

Back in the room, the living room was empty.

In the bathroom, there was the sound of rushing water.

"Liviera?"

There was also a bottle of champagne missing from the table, and Ethan took off his clothes and walked to the bathroom.

The large bathtub is full of white bubbles.

Livira was lying comfortably inside, foaming hands and a glass of champagne.

"You're back."

Seeing Ethan enter the bathroom, she helped the bathtub to get out of the way.

"Hmm."

Ethan strode into the tub and sat down, the feeling of being wrapped in hot water made him snort.

Liviera turned and leaned in, lying in his arms.

The body covered in bubbles is unusually slippery, and the touch is not ordinarily wonderful.

Ethan took the champagne glass from her hand, took a sip and said, "Let's leave tomorrow." ”

"Where are you going?"

Livira turned around again, and the water in the tub overflowed, dripping all over the floor.

"East, Pennsylvania, Banshee Town." Ethan held her waist.

"Is that where you came from?" Livira straddled him and panted, "I shouldn't be able to take public transport right now, right?" ”

"That's right."

Ethan adjusted his position and looked at the shaking in front of him: "So we're going to start a journey across the North American continent." ”

"I hope you enjoy the ride."

"I'm enjoying it right now." Livira rose slowly, leaning forward and wrapping her arms around his neck.

The next day, Ethan glanced at Liviera as she was asleep, got up and got dressed.

In order to catch an early flight, Jaber also got up early in the morning.

The $670,000 was all packed into a travel bag by Ethan.

Due to the different face values, the travel bags were packed with bulging bags and weighed more than 30 catties.

Carrying a bag to send Jaber out of the hotel, Ethan also got into a taxi after seeing him being taken to the airport by a car arranged by the hotel.

Just last night, after deciding that he was going to drive back to Pennsylvania, Ethan contacted Buzz and asked him to help find a used car in better condition.

For a snake like Buzz, it's a no-brainer.

For more than 3,000 dollars, I helped him get an almost brand new second-hand Ford, the car was in perfect condition, and the procedures were all clean.

A little more than an hour later, Ethan returned in a black Ford.

After parking the car, he walked into the hotel with a backpack.

He took out the clothes in the space, and threw all the $670,000 in cash into it.

It is impossible for him to really bring hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash to cross the United States in the car, which is no different from generating income for the US police.

After all, he and Siobhan had caught that before, and they knew that there was a pit, so they must avoid it.

As for the hundreds of thousands that Liviela carried, the target was much smaller, and it was not a big problem to put it on her body.

When she returned to her room, Liviera had woken up and was eating her breakfast:

"Where did you just go?"

When she woke up, she was nowhere to be seen, and if she hadn't seen his things and the bag of money, Liviera wondered if he had left him and run away.

"Bought a few clothes." Ethan dropped his backpack on the floor and took the sandwich.

After breakfast, packed up their things, they returned the room and officially began their journey across the North American continent.

Nine days later.

At one o'clock in the afternoon, a black Ford turned off the highway.

After driving on the boulevard for more than ten minutes, the car finally saw the sign of the motel.

Ethan turned off the radio and slowed down.

Along the way, he and Liviera walked and played, and it took him more than a week to get to Indiana.

Just go through Ohio and you'll get to Pennsylvania.

Now there are two or three days to go before their destination, Banshee Town.

At first, both of them were very playful, and they were left behind by the famous sights they passed along the way, but after a week, both fell into a state of exhaustion.

Ethan now only thinks about getting home early and swinging slowly around the lake.

Drive into the motel and stop your car.

"Wake up."

Ethan woke up Liviera: "I'll go to the registration room, you're waiting in the car." ”

"Okay, go ahead."

Livira woke up in a daze, and she was now tired.

Ethan got out of the car and walked towards the registration office.

Pushing open the door, the front desk was empty, and he slapped the brass bell on the countertop.

"Ding."

"Here we are, please wait."

Soon, a middle-aged white man in a red golf shirt came out from behind.

"Hello."

The shopkeeper raised his eyes and jokingly said, "Please, please don't tell me, you're here to ask for directions." ”

"I have fifteen rooms here, and each room has your name on it."

Ethan smiled and propped his hands on the countertop: "Bad news for you, I only need one room." ”

"That's good news for me."

The shopkeeper scratched his gray hair with a pen and said with a smile, "Please give me a credit card." ”

"Don't you accept cash here?"

Ethan pulled his wallet out of the pocket of his jacket and looked at the shopkeeper.

Some motels don't accept cash, he routinely asked.

He has too much money on him, and during this time, as long as the conditions allow, he will use cash.

"Why not."

The shopkeeper shrugged his shoulders: "As long as it's money, I can do it here." ”

Taking the cash from Ethan, he checked it and looked outside, where Ethan's car was parked outside the front desk.

Seeing Livira sitting in the car, he raised his eyebrows:

"Wow, this is such a beautiful girl, is this your girlfriend?"

Ethan smiled and didn't speak.

The shopkeeper didn't care, he put the money away and turned around: "Let me settle you, do you have any lucky numbers?" ”

"Is there an eight?"

Ethan looked at the two rows of keys hanging on the wall, his fingers tapping on the countertop.

"Today is your lucky day."

The shopkeeper reached out and took a key and handed it to Ethan: "Why Eight?" ”

"Sorry, please forgive a bored person for his curiosity."

"I just like it."

Ethan turned the key ring and reached open the glass door of the registry.

(End of chapter)