All Booked Novels & Stories

Wow, August looks so cool". Jenny said in a low voice. "You think this is cool, just wait to see her thrashing those shareholders in the meeting". Lisa said and whispered back to Jenny. "I'm sorry Ma'am, but the bookings were really full". The manager said. "Then what happened to my own reservations? She asked the manager. " I plead with the customer at the joint suite for some space ". The manager said. " I thought it was a two in one suite? She asked him. "Yes madam, but it was fully booked by them, so I had to plead with them". The manager finally said.

"I just checked. There’s no room available. I’m afraid we’re fully booked." I raised an eyebrow, not buying it for a second. "Fully booked?" I repeated. "Just a moment ago, you said there were rooms available." She swallowed hard, her gaze flicking nervously between Callie and me. "I… I’m sorry, sir," she stammered. "I think there must have been a mistake. There’s... no availability at all. Not for you. For anyone named Sebastian Thompson." The sudden realization hit me like a punch to the gut. Callie squeezed my hand tighter. "Sebastian, what’s going on? Why are they...?"

She replied. “What? There must be some mistake. I called yesterday and the woman I had spoken to told me she booked two rooms.” This can't be happening. I booked two rooms. I asked the woman twice to make sure there were two rooms. “I'm sorry, miss but I only have this one under Mr. Black's name.” I shook my head. “Is there another room available?” I asked. She looked at her screen again and a few seconds later she looked at me and said, “We are fully booked, miss.”

"I'm sorry, but the resort is fully booked these two days." Stunned, Arno replied, "Okay, got it. Thank you." Arno said after hanging up, "Mr. Wilson, it's fully booked." Scott looked at Arno. "So, you still don't know why?"

"Do you need rooms?" Kiran nodded. "Yes, we need three suites." "I'm sorry, sir, we have none available," the receptionist said politely. "Then three standard rooms," Kiran suggested. "We don't have any standard rooms left either," the receptionist responded with a smile. Kiran was stunned. "What rooms do you have?" "We have no rooms left at all," the receptionist apologized. "You're fully booked?" Kiran asked in disbelief. The receptionist nodded, "Yes, all the hotels in Cloud City are likely fully booked right now."

The receptionist searched through the system and shook her head apologetically. "I'm sorry, but we're fully booked. There are no other rooms available at the moment."

He pulled up a paper from his desk, “It’s already reserved so I can’t cancel it.” I looked back at him in agony, “I can’t decline?” “The customer already paid a lot for you.” I took a deep breath and bit my lower lip, “Alright,” I nodded, “But today’s the last night.” It’ll be fine. It’s the final time. I frowned. I don’t want to do it but it’s fine. It’s already booked. He nodded, “Alright,” And placed the paper back on his desk, “You can go get ready because he’s already here.” I nodded, “Okay,”

Back at the hotel, the woman at the front desk offered us a sympathetic wince before we'd even finished explaining the situation. "I'm so sorry, sir. Both of your rooms have already been reassigned. We had a same-day booking come through right after your checkout registered in the system.” “That's fine,” I said. “We'd take other rooms.” “Actually, we're fully booked for the night.” Sienna gasped beside me. The woman continued. “That's not unusual for a weekend. Plus there's some convention happening in town. The only available room is the last of our three couple's suites.” She looked between us. “Usually booked by couples celebrating something special.”

Samirah’s POV "What do you mean they are all fully booked?" I pressed my palms against the counter of the University Housing Office, staring at the administrative officer in sheer disbelief. "The system showed five vacant lodges just two days ago." The lady, a beta, offered a sympathetic apology. "I am terribly sorry, Professor Alvarez. A sudden block reservation came through from the board of trustees this morning. There is absolutely nothing available." My inner wolf was a tiny inch away from jumping out.

I walked there with my bag clutched tight and my phone already open to the confirmation email. The line at the counter was short. When it was my turn I handed over my ID and the reservation number. The agent, a young man with tired eyes, typed for a long moment. Then he frowned. “I’m sorry, Miss? It looks like this reservation was dual-booked. The other party picked the vehicle up forty minutes ago. We don’t have any other cars left in your class. In fact, we barely have anything left at all.” Oh my goodness! I swallowed hard. I tried to control my temper. I stared at him. “That isn’t possible. I