All Booked 소설 & 이야기

Was this place also fully booked? “All our executive suites except one are taken.” She supplied. Grayham and I exchanged glances. I immediately stepped up. “He can have the executive suite. Just find somewhere to put me for the night.” I said. She palmed her forehead. “I’m sorry but all our rooms are taken. A family booked the whole place because they flew people into town for a wedding.” “Wait.” Grayham came closer. “You’re saying you have only room left?” She nodded. “And that’s the executive suite?”

“It looks like we accidentally double booked your room, Ms. Whitaker. The other reservation came in just a few minutes ago and claimed it.” I closed my eyes. Just my luck. “Do you have anything else available?” Logan asked. The clerk typed. “I’m afraid not, we are completely booked for the entire week. I am so sorry.” My heart pounded in my chest. What was I going to do? It was too late to go wandering around the streets of NYC to try and find a vacant room. I looked at Logan in a panic. Logan turned to me, then looked back at the clerk. “Can you call around? See if there are any other hotels that have a room or two available?”

She clicked a few more times, biting her lip before finally looking up at us with pure panic written all over her face. "Mr. Black, I am so incredibly sorry," she said nervously. "There has been a glitch with the reservation system and we only have one room booked under your name. Because of the international commerce conference, the hotel is completely full tonight so we can't get you another room."

Tyler: “I am sorry, sir, but the rooms are all booked out today. There’s only one available room, do you mind sharing?” The receptionist fixes us with a gentle smile. Iris asks. “Really?” I look at Iris, her hands are tensed around the handle of her traveling bag, her knuckles are crimson red from tightening her hands too much and her cheeks are red from having too much wine in the airport.

By late afternoon, my phone buzzed again. This time, it wasn’t an unknown number. It was the club. I stepped into an empty stairwell before opening the message. Please confirm your availability for tonight. No explanation. No apology. No acknowledgment that the booking shouldn’t exist. I typed back slowly, I already have a booking. The reply came faster than I expected. Yes. That is the one. My chest tightened. There was no spacing window, I wrote. That’s against policy. Three dots appeared. Disappeared and appeared again.

“Can’t you just call them and tell them you have double booked, or that it was a misunderstanding?” “I’m sorry, but I can’t do that.” “But you gotta do something. The day before or after then?” He checked his lists again and shook his head. “I’m sorry, but everything is full. We don’t have anything available until October.” I groaned. “Tell me the names of the people who booked it.” “I’m afraid I can’t do that. It’s confiden...” “GIVE ME THE NAMES OR I’LL USE YOUR HEAD TO POLISH MY CAR!”

“Lyon? Wow, haven’t heard from you in a while.” “Yeah, it’s been a long time.” “What’s up?” “I was hoping to book a room at your hotel. For two weeks.” Kael chuckled. “Lyon, I’m not the front desk. You could’ve just gone through our booking system.” “I know,” I said calmly. “But I remembered we used to be old pals. Thought I’d reach out directly.” There was another pause. This one longer. “We’re fully booked,” Kael finally said. I leaned back against the cold wall. “Fully booked? Come on, Kael.”

she said sweetly; anything to not share a room with Aiden. The brunette lady with Susan as her name tag, looked up at Samantha, her expression apologetic. “I'm so sorry, miss, but we're fully booked. There are no more rooms available.” Samantha's eyes widened in disbelief. “What do you mean? This is a huge hotel! How can you be fully booked?” Susan shrugged and sighed. “I know, I know. It's just that we have many events happening in the city right now, and we're at maximum capacity. I'm so sorry.” she apologized sincerely.

My eyes narrowed in surprise, but I dismissed it, moving far from him, and I began to check all the hotels nearby, trying to book a room. But I must have terrible luck because somehow all of them happened to be fully booked. “I’m sorry, ma’am, but we are fully booked today.” “Unfortunately, we don’t have any rooms available.” “All our rooms are sold out today." This was the eighth hotel I had tried; yes, I was that desperate, but I still got the same response. “I’m sorry, ma’am, but we are fully booked tonight. The earliest availability we have is next week. I can…” I hung up before the person finished, and I turned to Davy.

All I had to do was to lock myself in there until I could finally leave this place. The receptionist and the manager glanced at each other and then at me. “Is something wrong with your current suite. If that is the case, we can fix it up for you.” Could they make an annoying wolf leave? I shook my head. “Nothing is wrong with it. I just need another one.” “The issue is that this resort is fully booked. There are no suites left. Everywhere is occupied. Some people staying around this resort had to run in here for their safety.” No.