CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: ONE ROOM LEFTThe storm was raging outside the hotel.The rain hammered against the tall glass windows of the lobby as Sophia clutched her suitcase, water dripping from her coat. Her flight had been cancelled, the roads were flooded, and every hotel in the city was fully booked.Except this one had one room left.“The honeymoon suite,” the receptionist said apologetically. “It’s the only one we have. I’m so sorry, but with the storm…”Sophia sighed. “I’ll take it.”She was exhausted, soaked, and just wanted a hot shower and a bed. She didn’t care that it was meant for newlyweds.She took the keycard and headed to the top floor.When she opened the door to the luxurious suite, her heart nearly stopped.A man was already inside.He stood by the windows, his shirt unbuttoned, and dark hair slightly damp from his own shower. He was tall, broad-shouldered, jawline and piercing gray eyes. He turned when he heard the door, surprise flashing across his face.“Who are you?
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