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.

She nodded in approval while Brian got down from the car, leaving her with crossed fingers and a crazily beating heart. She very well perceived the meaning of his words and what he meant by checking up on him. He wanted to make sure Damien was alone! She wished that he'd return with a bright smile and thumbs up. After five minutes when he returned, Aura observed his eyes were narrowed to a thin slit of irritation and teeth gritting. "The manager said that jerk Alpha switched to his beach house in the afternoon. He's no longer staying here." He said with an irritated face while a muscle at his jaw flicked.

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,"

“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?"

Alexis replied. When they arrived in Davao, Alice booked accommodation at Dusit Thani. Alexis and Javi loved it. “What do you think? Is this hotel I booked nice?” Alice asked. “Hmm, yes. You’re good at choosing hotels, huh. You’re really making it up to your son,” Alexis said. “Of course, this is the only time I can do this. Besides, I need to impress you, you know. I can now match your wealth,” Alice replied.

Mason came in. “Alpha, her room is on the second floor, east wing, third door on the right” he informed me. I raised an eyebrow, surprised by the news. I had instructed that the Alphas be accommodated in the luxurious suites on the third floor. It has living rooms, two bedrooms, bathrooms with Jacuzzis, and spacious walk-in closets, just so they can feel at home. The second floor and ground floor was never given to Alpha guests. “Why was she given a room on the second floor?” I asked.

I asked. "I used to work here," she said, her gaze distant as if lost in memories. “This place belongs to the Alpha family,” she added softly. Her words made me pause. My eyes scanned for the twins, spotting them near the fountain. "The twins, Jiya!" I exclaimed, panic creeping into my voice. "I’ll get them. You grab our room key," she said, moving swiftly toward them. After retrieving the key, I turned to see a man approaching me. “Greetings, my lady. Welcome to Casa Miracle. I’m Aamon, the owner of this establishment,” he introduced himself, his tone polite.

The Alpha said to me as we came down from the car and I was seeing was paradise on earth, it was already dark but this place is shining so bright, *Zelda's Hotel and Suites* was boldly inscribed on it, and that's when it dawned on me that the Alpha's family owned this place “You already know what it's is, I came because we are launching a new wine soon, and in three days this place is going to be filled with the most influential people from all over the world, you're going to meet a lot of them don't worry” The Alpha smiled at me, a man in his early seventies rushed to us as soon as he saw the Alpha, “My Alpha” He bowed “Is everything ready?” This Alpha asked and he nodded “Take the guards t