Alpha Mosaic Hotel Novels & Stories

He did save her life and someday she would repay him. “Can you come over?” Jayson’s voice wasn’t happy and a little annoyance could be traced. Is he angry? “Where?” Arabella replied. “Hotel Zeus.” Jayson said. This hotel belonged to Hansen’s Group. It’s the second biggest hotel in Capital Z next to Sky owned hotels. “Sure, I’ll be there.” Arabella replied after Jayson had given the time. He wanted to meet her in the afternoon. After her work, she went to Hotel Zeus.

Who knows, maybe she is just trying to be nice. But no matter what the situation might be, it turns out that his efforts to endure the stinging pain of wearing these stupid contacts for the first few seconds that he wore them was paid off in the end. In less than five minutes, they finally reached the back entrance of the function hall where a large swimming pool in an open area could be found glistening under the moonlight. "Here we are at last," Hiroshi declared. "Once you've entered the hall, there is no returning back,"

Read it again. Alpha Gregor of the Blackveil Pack formally presents his daughter Mira as the intended mate and Luna of Caden Voss, Alpha King of the Crown Pack. The arrangement was formalised fourteen months ago as a condition of the northern territory alliance. In gratitude for the rescue of his daughter, Alpha Gregor reaffirms his commitment to this arrangement and requests an audience with the Alpha King at the earliest convenience. She set the note down on the desk. Looked at the wall. Her wolf, which had been warm and settled since the hidden office, went very still. Not the good stillness. The other kind.

Over time, the hotel built a reputation as the cleanest high-end venue in the city, and that… made enemies. The Black Dragon Gang thrived on illegal operations. Places like this cut into their profits. So they chose confrontation. Jake lowered his voice. “A Black Dragon ringleader’s already inside. Causing trouble.” Aurelia nodded slightly. Then her gaze shifted toward the entrance again. The red carpet, the decorations, the banner. Her brows furrowed. “What’s all this?” Jake followed her gaze. “Oh—that. Some wealthy returnees from overseas. The CEO of Alexander Cosmetics booked the entire place for a welcome banquet.”

“I’d like to book the healing lodge for Alpha Kai and me.” “Of course, Luna.” She smiled warmly. “What time would you like to book it?” I hesitated. I wasn’t even sure when Kai would be back. “Um… are you open until ten?” She shook her head with a smile. “We’re open until midnight.” My hands turned cold. I hoped I wasn’t booking something I wasn’t even sure he’d agree to. “Alright… I’ll book it for seven o’clock.” I smiled nervously. “Depending on when the Alpha arrives.”

“Brielle, could you help me check Alpha Asher’s schedule?” I knew it was a long shot. Asher was like a ghost—powerful, distant, someone like me could never even dream of approaching. But for Lucas? I’d do anything. Crawl, beg, fight—whatever it took. My phone buzzed almost right away. “He’s in a banquet hall on the third floor of the Heavenly Hotel. There’s a charity banquet tonight. I heard Alpha Asher will be attending, but it might just be a rumor.” Then, another message popped up. “Wait… Why do you want to know about Alpha Asher’s schedule? Do you know him?”

There's are a few couples sitting on plush couches, looking disgustingly happy. Amy approaches the reception desk where a young woman greets her with a professional smile. "Welcome to Sixth Heaven Hotel. Do you have a reservation?" "I'm a friend of Melissa Santos. She said she'd arrange accommodation?" The receptionist checks her computer and nods. "Ah yes, Mrs. Landon. We have you in room 304. You'll be staying five nights?" Three nights. Perfect. "Actually," Amy says, pulling out her most charming smile, "I heard there's some entertainment being hosted here during my stay?"

The night concealed its secrets well, and in this world of shadows and deception, trust was a rare commodity. The hotel where Marisa was staying loomed ahead, bathed in the soft glow of streetlights. It was a grand and imposing structure, standing as a testament to luxury in the heart of the city. The name of the hotel was Jandro's Hotel which belonged to Alejandro himself. It was one of the thirty hotels he owned in New York city. The chauffeur skillfully maneuvered the Rolls Royce to the hotel's entrance.

She looked at the window and braced herself—she would do anything if pushed. "So..." Era took a breath. She pulled back the blanket, then looked at each of them. "...who are you really? Where am I? Are you Mosha's people?" Oscar blinked. "Mosha? Who is Mosha?" Era gaped. Oscar's confusion made her wonder. But a moment later there was an answer. "As far as I know, Alpha, he is a mafioso in the village of Avaluna. He controls the nightclubs, the illegal drug trade and some other things there."

Lysander came home, but Anise and Channing never will. “Minty, what’s wrong?” Harlem’s skin glows dimly with concern as he continues to hold my hand in his. “Tell me.” I can’t speak for a moment as I look out at the beautiful scene laid out before us. Standing here is like standing in the center of a crystal–the walls are glass, open to the night sky, and the glowing full moon shines on us from above, almost centered in the large faceted glass ceiling. We’re standing on the top floor of the City Center Convention Complex, now the official palace of the new Alpha King. This building was built to be a gathering place, a shining jewel of the supernatural capital, Moon River City. Every floor ha