2 In A Room Novels & Stories

“I’ll see you again, Tina.” Tina smiled back at Irina. She nodded. “Alright, see you.” She agreed and confused at the same time. Why Irina wanted to talk to her? Closing the door behind him, Lucas led Irina to the first door. The door opened itself when they stood in front of it. The room was shining brightly. Like the daylight outside. There were four square tables in the center of the room. The tables were facing each other, small shelf was built between the two tables. Bottles that contained with various liquid in different colors neatly arranged in every shelf.

Williams said and asked Jaden to step in first, before he follows him. Inside the room, there are four big beds spaces. Two were placed on each other at one side of the room, and the other two, on the other corner. A small room was inside also, besides the door. It is meant to keep their luggage. They have two bathrooms at each of the bed's spaces, for two people each. "Those two beds are occupied, while this one here, has only one person, which is me!" The boy said and burst into laughter. Williams and Jaden's gaze instantly meet, as they had the look of, what's funny? But they had to force out a smile, to appreciate what the boy just said.

The room was small, with just a kitchenette, a small couch crammed against the wall, and a single bed. I blinked. “Where’s the second bed?”

Ang kailangan ko ngayong gawin is to escape from here and to do that, kailangan kong bumaba mula rito. This room was located at the second floor kaya naman siguro, I can climb down from here nang walang kahirap-hirap. With my telescopic eyes, I scanned the place outside. Tahimik, walang tao at walang cctv cameras na nakatuon sa direksyong 'to. So perfect for an escape! Again, I smirked at that thought saka patango-tango ng dumungaw sa baba and Holy shit!

This was going to be torture. Tay unlocked the door and we walked into our room. The other 2 had their room located about 5 rooms away. As soon as they left, the distance kicked in. I exhaled and tried to stay focused. The room was small. There were 2 separate single beds (thank goodness) and what looked like a small lounge area. There was no TV and the bathroom had just a shower with a curtain as the door. That's just perfect. Way to make things even more uncomfortable. I said and did a mental facepalm.

I just looked the guest room in which I slept yesterday, due to Angel's incident yesterday I never took a glance on my surroundings, each and everything in this room is same as I placed before two years. Its is room where I loved to be when I have fight with my ex-husband, the unknown peace I get from this room is unique and can never be felt from anywhere, It makes me calm and quite, it consists of glass walls where I stand and think about the situations in my life before two years, It is only place where we never played dirty, it is the only place I never allowed him to come to me, even if he want to talk. It consists of grey and black colored walls with a queen size bed in the centre havi

Typing it in, the door opens. “Safe room. I’ve never had to use it, but it is here if needed.” He shrugs, almost like it is an everyday thing to have a safe room. The room has monitors, a bed, a sink, a small cooker, everything. Carrying on, we walk to two more doors. “Both of these are guest rooms. Those two are empty and never get used.” He points to two of the doors, turning to walk away. “That is everything,” he smiles, looking at me, waiting for me to follow him. Laughing at him, I shake my head.

I smirked at them both. The female gave each of us a key and led us to the staircase. This inn was quite old, with just two floors. We were assigned rooms on the second floor. I was in room 205, while the Fae males were further down in room 210. I stepped into my room and swiftly shut the door behind me. Connor and Yaris had paused to watch me enter. After I closed the door, I heard them linger for a moment before their footsteps echoed down the hallway.

Next, the video switched to the second-floor hallway, showing the woman bursting through the door, running down the hallway, then ducking into a patient room. "She went into a room," Laura said. "We should check if she’s still there." "The room is 237," the security guy said. "But it’s supposed to be empty. They’re fixing things on that wing, so no one should be there." "Let’s go," Scott said, walking with Marcus and James following. Laura almost ran to keep up. When they got to room 237, Scott pushed the door open. The room was empty except for construction equipment and plastic covering stuff.

“My ears are playing tricks on me. Can you believe I heard you say 207 twice?” He nods once. “That's what I said, baby.” I halt. Ignoring the flatter in my chest after he has called me baby. The stupid pet name I hate. “As in… 207…the same room?” His smile deepens. “Exactly that.” I blink. “That’s not how room assignments work.” “Well, technically, it’s a double. Two beds. One room. Very practical.” “Practical?!” My voice pitches higher than I’d like. “There are at least fifty rooms in this hotel.”