Booked Novels & Stories

Tara was convinced she was at a hotel of sorts. She had never seen a home so beautiful. She walked up to the window near a king size bed. Swiftly sliding the curtains seeing the magnificent fountain sprinkling water in its circular pool. The mansion looked as if established in a thick forest, the silhouette of mountains clearly visible. Calming her nerves, she took a deep breathe to relax her tout muscles. It only lasted for a moment before Sia conveyed, "This arrangement is only for tonight." her tone strong, sliding her mistress's purse in one of the drawers, "Tomorrow your luggage would be shifted into Don's room"

"Hello, I'd like to book a room." "Which room would you like, miss?" The receptionist's voice was friendly and polite. Gritting her teeth, Chenelle replied, "I want Room 2021." "I'm sorry, miss, but Room 2021 is already booked. Perhaps you can choose another room?" "I want Room 2021, and I'll pay ten times the price." There was a brief silence on the line before the receptionist responded. "Alright, miss. Room 2021 is now reserved for you. You can check in anytime."

Adeline leaned forward and said to Christiano, "The flight attendant here speaks so gently and softly. She won't speak as loudly as we do!" He gently rubbed her nose and said, "Don't think too much. Take a rest first. I'll wake you up when the food is ready!" "Okay!" Adeline nodded obediently. After thinking for a while, he asked, "Christiano, has the room been booked?" "The rooms have been booked. Since it's a tourist season now, it's difficult to book a room. So, we've booked a room for the time being?" Christiano glanced at Adeline, afraid that she would feel uncomfortable. He continued, "I've

Pointing to the upstairs, "I'm going to rent a room to rest for a while." Rooms for VIP guests will have air conditioning, strong aromatherapy. The price is expensive enough. Daisy quickly ignored it. The normal room is a row of beds close to together. A bit old fashioned. Good price. It suits Daisy very well. Lunch is resolved quickly, compactly, and instantly. Daisy continues the journey of a mother spider holding her baby to wash two glasses. Then from the backpack took out a towel to dry. Tuck it back in place. Give him a sugar-free candy bar.

I sat in front of the booking page longer than the decision itself required, checking the dates once, then the arrival time, then the return flight, everything matching the four-day window I'd already cleared. My cursor hovered over the purchase button, not because I doubted Damien, but because the action itself was about to make the whole thing real in a way that talking about it hadn't. There was a difference between making room for four days on a calendar and buying a ticket that would actually carry me to my husband.

##Chapter 10: Cassidy Book One: Stay "This is going to be so much fun! Thanks again for coming with me tonight." Snuggling into her jacket, Brooklyn bounces excitedly on the bleacher seat as her gaze tracks the hockey players skating by the Plexiglas that surrounds the ice. "That's him, number fifty-five." A dreamy look fills her large green eyes. As she sighs, her warm breath escapes into the frigid air of the rink. I roll my eyes even though she isn't paying me the slightest bit of attention.

I sat near the back and watched at the theater began to fill up. "Is this seat taken?" a familiar voice asked and I looked up and groaned. POV Wolf As soon as Ruby left The Spot, I put out a text to all the Riders to be on the look out for her. I was just giving up hope when Bones called me a little after noon.

Finally after a tearful goodbye from mom and grandma and well wishes from dad and grandpa and lots of "Don't forget to call us and make sure you stay safe" we were finally on the plane and on our way. Me and Acre sat together eager to get there as fast as possible while queen Lanna curled up across from us and went straight to sleep "Did you see how much luggage she had?", Antony said nodding his head towards Lanna, when I didn't say anything he continued

The receptionist, a middle-aged woman with an amused smile, looked up with a smile never real at her front desk. “You two must’ve been caught in the storm,” she said with a small smile. Nathan didn’t waste time. “We need a room for the night.” The woman hesitated, her eyes flicking between us. “You didn’t pre-book?” Nathan’s jaw ticked. “No.” She gave a knowing smile. “This is peak tourist season, sir. We’re completely booked.” I let out a tired sigh. “You’ve got to be kidding me.” She hummed, checking something on her computer. “There is one room left, though.”

Ava smiled kindly, the warmth of her smile made her hazel eyes sparkle. “Exactly,” she said softly, “truthfully Emilia, it’s no secret that you’re planning to leave when the pack recognizes you as nineteen, and I don’t blame you. I couldn’t imagine having to live among those who weren’t my own kind. Let me do this, please?” “Okay,” I consented. I pulled out my pack ID and tapped it on the reader. Relief that I was only losing a week’s wages allowed the tension in my shoulders to dissipate. A small ding from the register let me know the transaction had gone through.