My billionaire husband spoils me too much novel Chapter 379

"The signal was quite unstable just now, and the line was cut off..."

Christina's phone was plugged in on the side. Geoffrey trotted over to get it, but before he could answer the phone, the signal was cut off.

Geoffrey handed Christina the phone, speaking excitedly, "It seems that Uncle Hopkins called."

Geoffrey had always worshipped Patrick even more than his father Chandler.

When Christina looked at the phone screen, she was stunned for a moment. It was indicated that there was no signal.

Why was the phone suddenly out of signal?

Just as she was about to check whether her phone was malfunctioning, the large LCD TV on the wall, which was originally playing a recording of the animal world, suddenly turned into snowflakes.

Even the TV was cut off.

"Is it broken?"

Geoffrey changed a few channels using the controller, but there was still no TV signal.

Christina felt a little worried. It was already 1 am, and the snow outside the window was still heavy.

"Geoffrey, go back to bed. It's late."

Geoffrey turned off the TV and climbed into bed obediently, but he couldn't sleep either. His small body was wrapped in the quilt and he tilted his head to look at Mrs. Hopkins, who was calling the customer service at the bedside table.

"Why is there suddenly no signal on the tv, even my phone was cut off..."

The lobby on the first floor of the hotel seemed to be a little lively. There was the sound of walking. The customer service replied politely to her, "I'm very sorry for this accident. We just noticed this situation. The snowstorm tonight broke some of the signal reception equipment outside, so all the signals on our side were temporarily broken off."

"The hotel logistics personnel are now leaving for emergency repair. Please wait patiently."

Christina listened to the explanation on the phone and subconsciously turned to look at the window. It was windy and snowy outside, and the temperature was very low.

"When will it be repaired?"

"Don't worry, our hotel logistics and maintenance department often deal with this kind of situation. It is estimated that the repair will be completed at 6 am."

It seemed that it was not a big deal.

"Okay," Christina answered.

Just as she was about to hang up, the hotel customer service suddenly reminded her, "We are very sorry for this incidence. As most of the guests are resting now, please try not to disturb other guests because of this. Good night."

It was 1 o'clock in the morning. Since the wind and snow were getting bigger in the afternoon, there were no outdoor activities after dinner and most of the passengers went to bed early tonight. It seemed that only a few night owls had discovered the fact that the signal was broken off in the hotel.

"Mrs. Hopkins, did something happen?"

Geoffrey rolled over again and asked curiously.

Christina ran to the window again. She stared at the three hotel repair cars outside the window, which were moving forward slowly. It seemed that this hotel was quite experienced in dealing with extreme weather.

"The wind and snow were so heavy that the signal equipment was broken. Our cell phones and TV are temporarily out of signal. The people in the hotel are repairing them."

Christina did not hide it from Geoffrey. She went back to bed and pulled the quilt for him. She was a little relieved.

"Uncle Hopkins just called and there was no signal..." Geoffrey sighed.

Christina reached out and turned off the bedside lamp, ready to sleep.