My billionaire husband spoils me too much novel Chapter 385

The towering buildings and star-rated hotels stood on the summit, looking magnificent. However, due to the power outage, it was dark. Moreover, the wind and snow howled against them.

Before Christina and the others arrived at the hotel, they had already heard noises, including cries and shouts.

They entered through the back door of the hotel. Without the heating, they were shivering from cold in the room.

It was crowded and dark.

Christina was trying to find Crystal and the others, while the people around her screamed, ran, trampled, and cursed.

Fortunately, Chandler didn't walk far from the back door of the hotel. When he saw them coming back, he immediately stepped forward. "We seemed to hear an explosion just now, and then the power suddenly went out. Now everyone is panicking. What happened?"

"Some of the staff in the hotel didn't quite understand what was going on. They said they were going to turn on the backup power. But half an hour later, there is still no electricity."

Crystal hugged Geoffrey and huddled in a corner to warm each other. The heater stopped. They were not wearing super warm clothes to protect themselves from the cold, and now their lips were purple from the cold.

"Let's go back to the hotel suite and get more quilts to keep warm first."

Christina did not explain the power outage. She pulled Crystal and Geoffrey towards the stairs. Without power, no matter how high the floor was, they had to take the stairs.

Charles and Barbara followed closely behind them. When they saw Chandler, they immediately told Chandler, "The wind and snow blew down the big trees and hit the power supply equipment, causing an explosion. The spare power can't be used anymore. Don't go out. The temperature outside is very low. Now hurry up and find more things to keep warm."

Chandler's face darkened after hearing it, then he immediately followed them up the stairs. "Christina took Crystal and Geoffrey to the suite to get the quilt..."

Barbara lived in another suite on another floor. However, at the critical moment, she did not dare to act alone anymore. So she followed Charles and the others all the way.

"How shall we open the hotel suite. Without electricity, we cannot open the door."

When Charles climbed to the 8th floor of the hotel, he realized that many of the facilities in the hotel were of smart intelligence. That was to say, as long as there was a power outage, none of the facilities could be used.

Chandler was also rather anxious. According to the original plan, even if the rescue workers at the foot of the mountain could not arrive in time, the hotel's heating and food could be maintained for at least half a month. So there was no need for them to panic.

Unexpectedly, the power failure worsened their plight.

When Barbara followed them to the stairs on the 12th floor of the hotel, she heard reckless crashes.

Due to the heavy snow outside, the dark clouds kept surging, and the whole sky was dark and gloomy. The corridor on the 12th floor was also dark and invisible.

Only when they approached did they see it clearly.

Crystal held her phone as a flashlight, which shone on the door of the suite. Next to her, Christina took off her heavy winter clothes. She picked up the emergency fire hammer and smashed the electronic door fiercely.

Christina was also tired of hammering on the door. She dropped the sharp hammer and the door was almost loosened.

She took three steps back and kicked the electronic door open.

Barbara was dumbfounded.

Christina panted tiredly, sweat oozing from her forehead. She pointed to the room. "Get all the blankets. I have a fully charged charger and a lighter in my bag..."

Charles and the others also ran over quickly. Chandler hugged Geoffrey's frozen little body and immediately wrapped Geoffrey tightly with a down quilt. Charles also used his cell phone flashlight to look for something to use.

As for Christina smashing the electronic door of the hotel, it was no surprise to them.

In such a harsh environment, only by being decisive rather than delicate could they survive.