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He spoke. “That’s fine, a hot meal sounds good too,” Jade said. Garrett brought his attention back to the road, Jade looked at the window. Dani closed her eyes and tried to drift off to sleep, but the bumpy ride made it hard. The sun started coming up, Garrett raced to the nearest hotel. He parked the car, the three of them got out and slowly walked into the main office. “We need a room with at least two beds please,” Garrett asked. “Here you go.” The lady smiled.

That he hated what the board was forcing. That he didn’t want her uncomfortable. That he would tear the world apart if someone tried to hurt her. And underneath all of that, Something warmer. Something he wasn’t ready to name. “We leave Friday morning,” he murmured. “Pack for seven nights.” Arielle nodded. Her voice barely audible. “Where are we going?” He hesitated. “The Orchid Coast Resort.” Her heart skipped. She knew that place. Luxury, Romance, Private beaches, Candlelit dinners.

“I’m sure a hot bath with some fresh herbs and homemade salts will help. BECCA has everything ready for you at her house.” MATHEUS looked from the commons to the cabins surrounding the main camp. “House? These look like trapping lodges.” JAY nodded. “Outside, yes, but inside they’re pretty spacious. BECCA’s place has four nice-sized bedrooms. She’s got you both set up nicely in two of the guestrooms.” WYATT pointed to their bags and JAYLON pulled them from the backseat. “Sounds good, son. I can’t wait to meet this girl of yours. If memory serves, GERRI always had the eye for lookers.”

As they passed through passport control, Zach asked which was the best place to stay when he informed the immigration agent that they hadn't any reservations when asked where they were staying. "I've always thought that the Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa on 7 Mile Beach is the best," the agent informed him. "It's only a 10-minute cab ride." They found a taxi and 10 minutes later they were at the front desk of the Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa. "Do you have a reservation?" the mocha-complected woman behind the desk asked. "I'm sorry, we don't," Zach replied. "We're quite full right now," the woman explained. "This is high season. We have only a single vacancy, a 1-bedroom bungalow on the beach,

They arrived at Calgary, Canada few minutes to ten and when they were finally done at the airport with clearance and all, they left for their hotel. When they finally reached their hotel room, Lori was exhausted. Thoroughly. Gabriel had booked a whole suite for them. The suite was large, not as large as an average suite but large enough in Gabriel's opinion. It was clean and spacious. With a large four poster bed, a tv, a living room area with a couch that doubled as a bed and a large bathroom, a hot tub and a view. As he had predicted it was very cold, but the suite had a fireplace and central heating.

I pulled up to the cabin just as the sun dipped behind the pines, casting long shadows over the gravel drive. My truck crunched to a stop, and I killed the engine, letting out a sigh of relief. This weekend getaway was exactly what I needed after the shitstorm at work. Remote, no signal, just me, some beer, and a stack of books I’d been ignoring for months. I grabbed my duffel from the back and headed to the door, punching in the code from the Airbnb app. The lock clicked open, and I stepped inside, inhaling the scent of wood and faint mustiness.

Vale cackled out loud, “That’s funny! Now, what if it’s the other way around? What if you’ll need my help along the trail?” She glared at him, “That will never happen.” “All right, you say so. Shall we?” Einille nodded. She double-checked her things before they got out of the house. VALE painted a smile on his lips while staring at Einille’s glowered expression. She gazed at him, trying to catch his stealing glances. But he would look straight and make a serious face. They just arrived in Baguio and waiting for the van that Einille had rented. It was almost four in the morning. The temperature was chilly compared to the province where they came from.

He just turned and walked toward the front of the plane. An hour later, the wheels touched down. We moved through the private terminal with zero friction. No cameras, no Barnabas, no drama. A black SUV was waiting for us, and within twenty minutes, we were pulling up to the Joymoon Hotel. It was a towering building of glass and steel that looked like it cost more than my hometown. I followed Callum and Jeremiah up to the penthouse suite. Jeremiah didn't look back once. He walked inside, tossed his leather briefcase onto a mahogany table, and reached up to tug his tie loose.

During the ride from the airport to this hotel, I noticed everything had changed, the state is no longer what it was when I left four years ago, the roads, most building's, everything had changed a lot. I handed the cash to the driver who drove away then gazed at the hotel in front of me, large and beautiful. I entered with Kai still held by me and we walked up to the receptionists. "Hi, I have a booking here. And I'd like to check in." She flashed a bright smile, "Welcome! May I have your name, please?" "It's Ember Flynn, online booking." I had booked this hotel, not only because of its appearance, but because it was far from a high moon pack house and the daycare system is really good. I g

Chapter: 63 ****** As the sun began its descent over the horizon, casting a warm golden glow upon the RiverBay Pack's most exquisite hotel, the Lycgers arrived with their mate for a night destined to be unforgettable. The grand and opulent establishment had been exclusively booked by the triplets, ensuring privacy and exclusivity for their special evening. Upon entering the hotel, Dirk was greeted by a team of attentive staff, all of whom had been handpicked by the Lycgers to cater to their every need. The atmosphere was filled with an air of romance and anticipation, the promise of a magical evening unfolding before them.