Alice In Borderland Beach Hotel Novels & Stories

“Of course.” “Also,” he added, “make sure she’s guarded.” My relief faded slightly. Guarded? “I won’t run,” I said. “I know,” he replied calmly. “But I don’t take risks.” Fair enough. I followed the woman out of the office. “I’m Maya,” she said as we walked. “Aria.” She studied me briefly. “You’re lucky.” She glanced at me. “Why?” I asked. “The Alpha rarely lets strangers stay.” That surprised me and at the same time I wondered what am I supposed to do with that information, I didn’t ask him to capture me.

I just needed to wait for them to heal completely. After the next fifteen to thirty minutes, Carlos and I arrived at the borders of Belmont. The town we called a "safe haven" was encircled by a great wall that was impenetrable, with a broad way into the comfort of our home. It was a great sight to behold. The town had once been a jail unit, thus the truly impeccable nature of the site. The guards at the city gate, Troy and Elmont, stood side by side, strapped with swords and a giant crossbow.

That piece of land was very important, Alina didn't want to make a mistake. "Yes, Miss Alina." At almost six o'clock, Alina touched up her makeup, then went into the Coast Casa Hotel with Caitlyn. Alina just got out of the car and saw Bucky also getting out. Oh my god, what a coincidence. She frowned slightly, picked up her bag, pretended not to see him, and then went straight into the hotel. Loic saw Alina's figure and couldn't help but be startled: "Young Master Bucky, it's Miss Alina."

Alice said while putting on a pleading smile. Noah looked over, then frowned. “Do you want me to rent the VVIP room with the beach view?” Alice nodded. “Actually, I do, but I know it's very expensive. I don't want to inconvenience you, so-” “I'll rent that room for us, Alice.” Alice's eyes lit up at Noah's words. A big smile spread across her lips as Noah told the receptionist that he wanted to book the VVIP hotel room. However, the smiles on their faces died after hearing the receptionist's explanation.

“I-I’ll tell you as long as you promise to take me in!” said Alice as she held onto Gerald’s arm. “Just tell me already!” replied Gerald as he pushed her hands away. Wiping her tears away, Alice then began by explaining, “…It… all began on the night when we were at the seaside hotel…”

Alice drove for three straight hours, and the only time she stopped was to refill her gas tank. Was it worth it? She wasn't sure. But she had reached her goal of leaving as far as she could. Alice stared at the beach ahead. She wasn’t fond of beaches as they’re usually crowded, and she hates sunburns, but this was the only place she could think of at the moment... mostly because she couldn’t find a cliff in the city. Fortunately, there was barely anyone at the beach when she arrived. The wind blew steadily as soon as she rolled the window. It was silent, but that was all she needed at the moment. The growing pressure of surviving, protecting people, and pushing them away at the same time fel

So I joined in, and we spent the rest of the night downing regular alcohol. It was the weekend, so I thought I could catch up on sleep, but Tyler had been digging in my head for some time now. ‘Jace, are you awake now?’ ‘What the fuck, man? It’s Saturday.’ ‘Alice is at the border.’ My eyes snapped open when it dawned on me that her party was scheduled for Monday, but her birthday was yesterday. Was she fucking serious about the second chance mate? Zero growled in my head, shutting off his mind from mine. I had no idea what he meant by that because I could not reach him, but his reaction made my heart hammer in my chest.

She reached up, brushing an imaginary bit of lint from Travis's sleeve. Travis's arm slid around her waist in a small but pointed motion, his eyes fixed on Greta with the same calm detachment he'd worn since she walked in. Greta's smile strained. "Well, aren't you steady." "Steady enough," Alice replied. "Speaking of which—do you know any good resorts? We're planning our next honeymoon, and I hear your taste is impeccable. I'd love some recommendations." That drew a ripple of shifting from the group. Liam looked like he was trying not to laugh. Mason was biting his lip, eyes darting anywhere but at the table. Christian busied himself pouring more water.

Alice heard a knock on the hotel door. She stood sideways against it and called out. “Yes, who is it?” “Lenzo. Open up.” Alice unlocked the door and slightly cracked the door open. She looked through the crack. Lenzo grinned at her and gave a small wave with his hand. Alice opened the door and stood to the side. Lenzo walked in. He glanced around the room and looked back at Alice “You look like shit,” Lenzo commented “Yeah, I know. Thanks.”

Alice said, coming up behind him. I shook my head. “Sorry babe,” he said, lifting up his foot to take off his boot. “Oh hi! I’m Alice. I was here last night but you were kind of out of it. Ohh? Are you guys leaving,” she said, talking a mile a minute. This was just classic nosey Alice. “Yeah actually. Need to borrow your husband’s ocean house for awhile,” I said, trying to push past her. “Yeah? Sure I mean, who wouldn’t wanna go there,” she said, grinning her fake Alice grin.