Novel & Cerita Alice In Borderland Beach Hotel

"Alpha, according to the border patrol's tracking, the Luna should be at South Bay Villa." South Bay Villa? That's when I remembered—Aria had a private cabin down south. She'd bought it with her own money when she turned eighteen, a gift to herself. It was on the edge of our lands, quiet and hidden away. I dropped my phone and took off running toward South Bay territory. I didn't even bother with the car anymore—I shifted right there in the woods and ran at full speed through our lands. My wolf tore through the forest under the moonlight, radiating Alpha authority so strong that every creature instinctively got out of my way.

"I'm in. Bobby is not in the city and I'd love to come. What about you Elsa?" "Of course, I'm coming. I don't have anything to do tonight." Elsa shrugged and smile eating from the pizza box. "And also, I'm planning a trip to Malibu on Sunday. We're visiting Eva Glow to shop for countless clothes for summer vacation. You all should come." Alice grinned Lucas and Olivia squealed and Elsa just laughed. On a trip to Malibu, of course, she knew she was not staying back. " We're visiting the beach if we could shop for clothes earlier. My four million followers need to see me glow again." Alice chuckle and gulp a large amount of the orange juice down her throat.

But after meeting Alice's extremely cold face, he did not dare to say anything more but obeyed: "I understand, Miss. This matter will definitely be resolved smoothly." "I trust you." Alice went back to her room, took the aromatic bag from her pocket. She gently rubbed her hand to let the scent of lavender spread throughout the small motel room. Alice's mind relaxes with the sweet and gentle scent. She looked around the rest room, which was quite similar to the rooms she had seen before in Lentia, only it was much quieter and figuratively cleaner than Lentia's.

kace opened the door for Devon and let the latter to step inside the extravagant room that would only be the privilege of the owner of this hotel. This place screamed elegance and money, from the white carpet to the crystals hanging from the ceiling. The whole room was dazzling. At one side, instead of wall, it was a glass with a view of the backyard of the hotel, lushes trees and flower garden in various colors. Devon walked to the master room and placed Alice carefully on the magnificent bed in white cover. Apparently, Alice's physical strength had not yet returned fully, she was still exhausted easily and didn't even wake up when he put her down.

Chelsea The hotel room was a serene oasis, with soft, creamy walls and warm beige furnishings that seemed to whisper relaxation. The large window framed a stunning ocean view, where waves gently rolled in under a clear blue sky. A comfortable-looking couch and armchair sat invitingly in the sitting area, while a sleek, modern desk held Lily's laptop and notes.

"I'm asking you to help." "Petra." I glanced at the name tag. "Is there another hotel nearby? Same standard." "The Baur au Lac is fully booked. The Widder also. The Savoy. The Park Hyatt. The conference, I'm afraid, has taken everything." Alicia picked up her key card. Then she picked up mine and held it out without looking at me. I took it. My fingers caught her wrist. She pulled back a half second later than she should have.

“What century are you living in? Ladies first. You should be a gentleman and offer me the bed.” Raymond laughed, but it wasn’t kind. “You? A lady? Don’t make me laugh.” Alicia shot upright, grabbing pillows and lining them down the center of the mattress. “Fine. Then this is the border. Cross it and you die.” He raised an eyebrow. “Do you really think a couple of pillows will stop me?” She smirked. “Try me.” Raymond leaned back slowly, deliberately stretching his long frame across the mattress. For one terrifying moment, she thought he’d shove the pillows aside. But instead, he rolled onto his back with a long sigh.

He's a genius. The state of the beach is still dark, and only lit by a few street lamps and garden lights. Beautiful..silent…ethereal, like they are in another world that is quiet and beautiful. Even the night looked that beautiful…and Alicia is amazed. She sat facing the beach with a big smile. "I'm going to go for food... wait here okay?!" Alex is already standing but Alicia held her hand. “You just told me about the devil in that hotel…grandmother, grandmother and her granddaughter…and now you want to leave me. No… you can't, just call the hotel employee… tell them to come!” Alicia replied annoyed. She grabbed Alex's hand until he sat back down beside her.

But the part of me that remembered the bar, and the strange feeling in my chest tugged hard. "No. Zeke told me I’m not allowed to leave the pack." Alicia smirked. "We’re not leaving. “I know a hidden wall near the southern border,” she said. “It’s this old part of the boundary—half-crumbling, overgrown with ivy and moss. No one really guards it because it’s technically still inside pack land. But if you climb up just right, there’s this perfect spot where you can peek straight into the New Moon camp. It’s like a front-row seat to an all-warrior runway show. You’ll thank me later.”

Nestled among lush pine and ivy, the modest bungalow was both quaint and fortified, an ideal place to disappear. Kevin and Alison after crossing the border through the river, they were met with a car on the other side of the border. Kevin and Alison boarded the car, they arrived at the well hidden bungalow facing the sea. Kevin opened the car door and reached out to help Alison, who stepped out quietly, her hood still drawn to hide her silver hair. “This place is beautiful“ Alison couldn't stop herself from admiring the surroundings. “I'm glad you liked it“ As they approached the stone steps, the door creaked open.