Alpha Mosaic Hotel Novels & Stories

My Alpha Roommate Edit Free Updated in 2021-04-28 21:35:44 1902Words "What did one nut say when it was chasing the other nut?" I asked Scarlet as we were sitting outside, having being kicked out a couple seconds ago. Those hoes also took away my fucking vodka. VODKA! Can you believe it? Chivalry is really dead.

With a hand wrapped around Ash trim waist, Alex walked them to the front door. "You rented a big house" Alex asked as he see Ash house. "It's mine" Ash mummer in pain. He don't like to live in hotel and he is lucky enough he got property here. His late father always like to invest in priorities, so when they want to gi vacating they don't need to live in hotel. Like Ash, Adom also hate hotels. Alex half-led half-carried Ash into his living room and settled him on the couch. Alex lay him down, his head propped up against a pillow. Slowly the man lifted his legs, removing his shoes one at a time before gently placing his feet on the sofa.

"Yes. On the third floor. Reservation in the name of Dean Alde--I mean Dean Gilbert." She did not say anything to the man named Arif, stepped carefully into the main lobby of the hotel, which was greeted with a dim atmosphere like being on the beach--even though the hotel was located quite far from the nearest beach area in Rose city. As far as she could tell from the appearance of the hotel and both of the exteriors also the interiors of the hotel building, the nearest beach from his current location was a hundred kilometres away, so if she were, to be honest, the existence of a beach-themed hotel in an area far from the beach was a little strange idea for her.

CHASE The scent of stale beer and cleaning solution hangs heavy in the air as I stride into the dimly lit bar on the edge of Goldenleaf’s territory. The squad frequents this place due to its proximity to the complex, and as soon as I walk in, I spot several squad fighters loitering around the bar, sipping cocktails and swigging from beer bottles. A few of them glance my way when I enter, but I don’t pay them much mind as I stride toward the table in the back corner. I’ve only been here a handful of times, but I know where Gray and the other alphas typically sit- it’s like their table has an unspoken permanent reservation for only them. A table that usually has five stools around it, but toni

Chapter 29 - Mine Zane We made it to our room. The walls were painted a dark navy blue, and a huge king-size poster bed sat in the middle of the room. A large ensuite sat to the left, and a walk-in to the right. Our room was in the alpha wing. It was an odd place to keep a guest, normally, we would have stayed somewhere else, but Lincoln claimed that Balor didn't stay here often and that this had basically become a guest wing after his family relocated.

I'm curious why Chaste left his room without locking the door. As I entered the room, the interior design greeted me with a dramatic, thrilling, and overall fit for a king. The black and white colour scheme works well in the room. "He does live an extravagant life as the Alpha of this pack," I murmured as I approached the master king size bed in the centre. There is a window, and sunlight can fill the bedroom in the morning. The colour and brightness are almost perfect in every way. I lay on the bed, and the softness and scent of my mate lulled me into a deep sleep.

Iris promised. Tasha gave her a soft smile. "Thank you, Iris," she spoke with relief. ...... On the other hand, the Wimbledon Hotel is a 5-star hotel with two restaurants and a bar. But Natasha and her sugar daddy, Bosco Russo, were waiting for Tasha on the 3rd floor. And, they are not alone. Abel Morgan is with them. "Mr. Morgan, today I am helping you with what you asked for. I hope you fulfill your promise once this is done," Bosco reminded Adil.

“Not extravagant… but special.” Edith leaned over his shoulder. “There’s a lovely hotel near the river in Ravenridge.” “The Aurora Grand Hotel." Evan looked it up. The images appeared instantly. Tall glass windows. Soft golden lighting. Elegant rooms overlooking the city skyline. “Wow,” Alex murmured. Evan nodded slowly. “This is perfect.” Edith smiled. “I stayed there once many years ago.” Alex smirked. “Of course you did.” Edith ignored the comment. “They also have a rooftop garden with the most beautiful sunset view in the city.”

It was bigger than more than fifty pack towns combined. My heart raced as I clutched my bag tighter and walked through the glass doors of the hotel that had the name Alphatopia in bold golden letters. I had memorized the name from the letter I stole–No–Found. In Kaden’s room I stepped up to the counter where a young woman in a black and gold uniform stood typing away. Her scent was human who looked like she was hiding away in the werewolf city. “Hi” I said. “Good day. I'm looking for a room”

I catch glimpses of buildings, and a familiar road… a clock tower in the distance. A strange twist coils in my chest. Have I been here before? No. I shake the thought away. If I had, I’d remember. Wouldn’t I? By late afternoon, we arrive at the grand hotel reserved for visiting Alphas. The building is a towering, elegant structure built from dark stone and glass, perched on a hill overlooking the pack. A tall man with sandy hair steps forward to greet us, offering a respectful nod. “Welcome to Crimson Crown,” he greets.