Booked Novels & Stories

we order a cab since we both would be getting drunk and probably wouldn't be able to handle the steering later. on getting to the club, you can hear the heavy sound of the best from the outside. Peace said whatever to the bouncer and they let us into the VIP section. immediately we entered, she recognise a few people, leaving me to myself. fucking idiot. I followed put behind her and find myself next to some hot dudes. ah! lucky me. Peace introduced me to her friends and we hit off almost immediately. Peace begins to make some sneaky move making me realise she's about to leave me alone with these random guys.

It was the type of place you sat down and read the deepest, most meaningful book. The little spot she had taken me to was a small clearing deep into the forest. The sun was not quite on it, but it wasn’t far from it. A clear blue pond reflected that sun into beautiful rays projected onto the trees. It was very quiet and away from cars and buildings. “ Wow, Katherine. This is beautiful, “ I said amazed “ Yeah, I’ve gone out here a couple of times, “ she says

***Hi! This book is under MAJOR revision, so some things might not add up in the next chapters. Please read on with this in mind. Audrey sweeps the conference room with her gaze. When she was sure every single one is gathered around, she flops down on the seat next to Christian Parkinson whom she have set the meeting for in the first place.

“Thank you.” “Is that all, Your Highness?” “Yes, Reid. Good night.” “Good night, Prince Jarren.” I hung up the phone and tossed it on the bed. I picked up the book off my desk and propped myself against the headboard. I looked at the cover. “What to Expect When You’re Expecting .”Yes, I was reading a pregnancy book. I wasn’t sure how much of it would relate to Jillie and me since our baby wasn’t human, well, not completely human, but I was finding out many different little facts. It was…fascinating.

he asked with a voice that was both interested and wary. The stranger's lips curled into a knowing smile, showing a flash of silvery-white teeth. "Call me Selene. I'm a person who can see the future and keep secrets safe. Your fate is closely tied to the moon's moods, but the decisions you make will shape your whole life." Amelia took a step forward, her face a mix of interest and doubt. "What do you mean by 'hidden truths'?" she asked, keeping her voice calm even though the air was tense.

I snap harshly toward the female Froles viciously, and Fiadh leans into me even more. The Bronkarks laugh again as Kea wait staff deliver small plates of fruit to our table. Krystal and Jia both give me nods of approval. We won't take being disrespected.

I was just there listening while observing the entire interior of the hotel. “May I have asked when did you book your reservation, sir?” “The other night” “I’m sorry sir, we had a system problem the other night and probably when you booked the reservation our staff didn’t see that one room was already occupied because the system didn’t register the recent reservation and it was still vacant” “Do you have any other vacant room?” “I’m sorry to say sir but it’s a peak season. We are fully booked” I saw that Ken looked worried about the reservation so I decided to speak up.

“Lyon? Wow, haven’t heard from you in a while.” “Yeah, it’s been a long time.” “What’s up?” “I was hoping to book a room at your hotel. For two weeks.” Kael chuckled. “Lyon, I’m not the front desk. You could’ve just gone through our booking system.” “I know,” I said calmly. “But I remembered we used to be old pals. Thought I’d reach out directly.” There was another pause. This one longer. “We’re fully booked,” Kael finally said. I leaned back against the cold wall. “Fully booked? Come on, Kael.”

Hesitantly, she said, "I apologize, but there's an issue with your booking.” Sheila's eyes narrowed, her glare intense. “What kind of issue?" She demanded. "I'm afraid your first-class suite booking is invalid.” Sheila's expression darkened. "Invalid? That's impossible. I booked it and it was validated two days ago." Her brows deeply furrowed, her anger brewing once again.

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.”