After changing into his pajamas, Lin Xu picked up the room's little booklet and flipped through it. It recorded the various heads of state and celebrities who'd stayed in this room.
"This is my first time staying in a presidential suite. I didn't expect so many famous people to have stayed in Building No. 10."
A lot of the names in the booklet were people who'd appeared on the evening news, which gave Lin Xu a strange feeling of time and space overlapping.
Shen Jiayue finished washing her hair, and while blow‑drying it she said:
"Presidential suites aren't even that expensive, and they're usually two‑bedroom. It's really convenient for a family on a trip."
The room was huge, over a hundred square meters. Besides the master bedroom, second bedroom, and living room, there was also a reception room and a tea room, and in one corner of the living room there was a dining table so you could order food anytime.
