In the first-class cabin, Kathy curled up in the spacious leather chair listlessly. The flight attendant at
the side bent down and thoughtfully asked Kathy what else she needed.
Kathy felt very cold so she asked for a blanket.
Being at thirty thousand feet high in the sky turned out to have a soothing effect. Kathy wrapped herself
tightly. She thought that she might having trouble sleeping, but she still fell asleep in no time.
Then she woke up because of hunger so she ordered a meal. Then she went back to sleep again. This
was the longest flight she had ever had, but she didn't find it hard to endure. Instead, she was glad to
have a sound sleep.
The flight attendant gently woke her up when it was time to land. Kathy just took off her blindfold and
heard a laughter behind her. "Haven't you slept your whole life?"
At this moment, she still found it difficult to adapt to the light. She turned around and realized who was
behind. It was Jaydon in a casual white shirt. He narrowed his eyes and looked at her. Then he raised
his wrist and pointed at his watch. "Based on my calculation, you have spent 90% of the time on the
plane sleeping!"
Jaydon revealed an amazed expression. Kathy wanted to move her lips to reveal a smile, but she
found it a little difficult. So she only responded lightly and turned her head to pull open the shade
without saying anything.
When Kathy regained her senses, she wondered why Jaydon was on the same flight as her.
He had just been discharged from the hospital and should rest at home. How could he travel so long?
Jaydon quickly walked to Kathy's side and sat down, "Aren't you surprised to see me?"
"Very." Kathy nodded.
However, Kathy was still totally awake from the sleep. She had no intention to have a conversation now
so her expression was a little stiff.
"Are you not feeling well?" Jaydon noticed Kathy's pale face.
"I am fine." Kathy shook her head.
At this moment, the plane was rapidly landing and it brought up some uncomfortable reactions from
one's eardruMs This didn't last long as the plane landed steadily.
Kathy's first stop was Rome, and Jaydon followed her all the way.
Kathy suddenly thought of something and raised her eyes to ask, "You are also here for a trip? Have
you talked about this with my mom?"
Jennifer scheduled this for her. Since Jennifer and Mrs. Young were on good terms, it was very likely
that they arranged this coincidence for them.
"Finally you realized this." Jaydon joked.
Looking at Kathy's sleepy appearance, Jaydon felt the impulse to hug her, but he restrained himself.
"I want to be alone." Kathy said in a deep voice.
Jaydon and her were not so close as to travel together.
And she didn't like him.
"Okay, then I will stay by your side and keep quiet. Just ignore me."
Kathy didn't know what to say.
How could she not notice him?
It was Kathy's first time in Rome and the winter here was warmer than that of Country F. A coat and
scarf were enough to keep warm.
The streets here were paved with stone slabs and the buildings were all made of bulks of stones. There
was a Gothic steeple in the distance towering into the clouds.
The surrounding pedestrians were walking with their own companions towards the nearby plaza.
It was lunchtime for the Romans. Kathy sat at a coffee shop and started to check the menu. However,
the Italian language made no sense to her.
Unlike medical skills, it was never easy for Kathy when it came to foreign languages.
At this time, Jaydon also followed her in and sat down across from her directly.
"This is cima, a beef roll with some vegetables, eggs and cheese in it... " Jaydon introduced the dishes
on the menu to her one by one.
Suddenly Kathy felt that it was not bad to have Jaydon around.
Otherwise, she had to translate the entire menu on the software before ordering or she had to give it a
shot.
"Your French is very good." Kathy praised.
"I speak several European languages well." Jaydon raised his eyebrows, his eyes filled with pride.
Kathy smiled warmly and the atmosphere between the two of them eased a bit.
After the dishes were served, Kathy ate quite a lot. After leaving the restaurant, the two of them
wandered aimlessly in the vicinity. This kind of leisurely way of traveling was Kathy's thing.
However, not long after, Kathy discovered that she had separated from Jaydon.
Probably it was because that in the morning, she indicated that she wanted to walk alone, Jaydon
didn't follow her closely in order to give her some space.
Right now, after looking around, Kathy didn't find Jaydon.
Just as she was about to look for her phone in her bag, Kathy found that there was a big cut on the
bag. Her phone, wallet, passport ... everything was gone.
Standing alone on the pavement, Kathy was already dumbfounded.
What should she do next? Should she going to the police station or the embassy for help?
Kathy had never pictured such a situation so she was caught off guard.
Just as she was worrying, a familiar voice came to her. It was Jaydon!
At this moment, Jaydon was like a life-saving straw in her eyes.
"What happened?" Jaydon just left to buy ice cream for Kathy. When he came back with two ice
creams in different flavors, he saw Kathy's anxious expression.
"My wallet was stolen." Kathy said in frustration.
Jaydon frowned and handed her both ice creaMs "Take them and eat."
As soon as he finished speaking, Jaydon moved forward.
Kathy couldn't help but ask him, "Are you going to the police station?"
Jaydon shook his head and quickened his pace. As he walked, he looked around.
Kathy followed him with no clue and found Jaydon stopped in front of a trash can.
Jaydon directly lifted the dirty lid, rolled up his sleeves, and groped through those trashes. But he found
nothing.
Jaydon was not discouraged. He searched through all the trash cans on the street and finally found
back Kathy's passport and a few credit cards.
"Keep them." Jaydon heaved a sigh of relief.
Kathy was a little excited. She couldn't believe Jaydon did find what she lost.
"Thank you!" Kathy said sincerely.
"Maybe I am your lucky mascot today." Jaydon smiled.
"How did you know it would be in the trash can?" Kathy asked in surprise.
"Because ... it's what these thieves do in Europe. They would keep the cash they stole. As for the
useless passports and credit cards, they would throw them in the trash can nearby so the owners can
retrieve them. It's a norm here now." Jaydon's smile widened. "One of my friends has been through this
once. The thief even kindly sent all the documents he didn't need back to my friend."
"Interesting."
"Also, you can't carry such an expensive bag. This makes you an obvious target."
Jaydon looked at Kathy's limited edition luxury bag with a smile.
Actually, Kathy rarely used these luxuries. This was a birthday gift from Jennifer. It was the first time
that she used in this trip.
"Alright, it's my fault." Kathy admitted her mistake, which amused Jaydon.
After the thief thing, the two now walked and strolled around Rome side by side together.
62fb1bb41dcb31934bd49bda