I Accepted It Already Chapter 38

Standing at the snowy, pitch-black, and deserted entrance of the camping park, Nathan was a little speechless. He even wanted to turn back and catch up with the driver to ask him to take him back to the city.

"Are you serious?" Nathan said.

Austin nodded seriously, took out a few hot packs from the huge backpack, tore them open and stuffed them into Nathan's hands, and said expectantly: "Camping in the snow is beautiful, I'm ready, really!"

Nathan looked at him and felt like a parent who was taking his child out. The child insisted on buying street food with no labels. What else could he do? He could only bite the bullet and agree. The suburbs seemed to be a few degrees colder than the city. The snow here did not melt on the ground and accumulated into a small layer. The wind was blowing and the falling snow was flying everywhere. Nathan felt that his face was about to freeze. He sighed and said, "Hurry up, I'm going to freeze to death."

Because it was snowing, there were very few people in the camping park. At first glance, there were not many camping sites with people setting up tents. Austin was leading the way at first, but after a few steps, he simply turned back and led Nathan. After a few more steps, he took out a scarf from his backpack and wrapped it around Nathan's neck.