Cabin 14 Percy Jackson Novels & Stories

Henry asked. "No, but how many bedrooms does this cabin have?" "It has one bedroom, one bath, and this lovely living room and kitchen/dining combined that you are standing in here." "Oh, so this is it?" An audible gasp escapes Ms. Henry's parted lips, and that's when Dexter says. "Thank you, Ms. Henry. How much is the rent again?" "$250.00 a night, handsome. You have some dreamy ice-blue eyes." "Ah, thank you."

Matt pleaded. Jackie glanced down and looked back up at him. She actually smiled. “All right. If you’re not too drunk to write a check, I'll take the fee for the cabin you’re staying in. We rented both houses for four days. Your cabin is $734.76 total.” “Dalton, look in the desk next to the stairs and get me my checkbook . . . and my wallet,” Matt slurred. “Yes, sir,” Dalton said. “What . . . what else?” Matt asked as he suppressed a burp.

Zane's humiliation, my forced composure, Jovi's performance. "Group dinner in the main hall at 7!" the manager said, his voice too bright, trying to dispel the discomfort. I turned toward the path to the cabins. The directions showed Cabins 4 and 5 were adjacent, two small, identical wooden boxes side-by-side, overlooking the frozen lake. Cabin 1, the suite for Vance and Jovi, was set apart, up a small hill. I unlocked my door and stepped into the chilly, pine-scented silence. Through the thin wall, I could hear the muffled sound of Zane entering his own cabin next door. A door slammed.

Jasper's heart was racing, he could have turned away from her but it was as if she's explaining what he has been curious about. "Ok Jasper, that cabin isn't a normal cabin, there's a book y'all shouldn't come across, you all should never read it, if you can get it before your friends, you all would be safe and never come back to the cabin, right now, the other ghosts wouldn't let you rest, especially my mother" she brushed a strand of her hair away.

Fairy lights twinkled along balconies, ice sculptures caught the weak afternoon sun, and distant skiers carved elegant lines down the mountain. It should have been magical. Instead, I stood in the parking lot with my duffel bag frozen to my glove and my stomach tied in knots so tight I hadn’t eaten since breakfast. “Sloane!” Dad waved from the check-in office, breath pluming white. “We’re in Cabin 14. End of the row. Grab your stuff!” Cabin 14.

Although it took all day, we finished and chilled on the floor of the massive family room. The Cabin has six big bedrooms, three bathrooms, spacious kitchen with a separate dining area and the massive family/living room. There’s a fireplace in here and a small creek that flows from the backyard through the kitchen, dining room and living room to the front yard. Floor to ceiling glass walls and windows to accent to wood and stone design. I completely adore it! I wake up in My Papis’ arms and can’t wait to tell him about my night. Hanging out with my gurls!

So when we go through the metal detectors, finally allows in, I was so happy. We were handed the keys to our cabin. I take the keys while Kai grabs our bags. We get to cabin 104 which I was so excited to see. Kai drops our stuff in the room and I walk around it had a mini kitchen and the bathroom was good too. I walked into the bedroom and jump on the bed. Slowly I look around realizing something. There was a single bed for both of us. Oh no!

“Of course.” He lowered his voice. “I happen to have a few tickets of my own that I don’t mind giving to you… for a small f*e of course.” “How much are the tickets? For the three of us?” “Well,” he looked me over, from top to bottom, a sly grin coming over his face. “‘pends on the kinds of seats you want. Premium or balcony?” Balcony didn’t sound too comfortable, so I said, “premium.” “That’ll be a hundred and fifty bucks per head.” He said, flipping open a tiny book with his index finger after touching lightly wetting it with his tongue. “So, four hundred and fifty for the three of you.”

"Two bedrooms. Best you have available." The girl straightened, setting down her phone. "Sure thing. We've got a few options." She rattled off prices and amenities, pointing to a laminated sheet listing different packages. Dante didn't even look at the lower-priced options. "The executive cabin. That one." "Good choice." She grabbed a clipboard, scribbling down details. "How long are you staying?" "Three weeks." Her eyebrows rose. "Okay. I'll need names and a contact number."