Kepler Booking Novels & Stories

Mom gladly took the responsibility of taking care of the triplets while Deidra was in school. I opened my email, checking the report Asia made. The graph she created showed that the hotel was already fully booked at this early time. The hotel even had increased its rate, but it didn’t affect the reservations because of Kevin’s crazy idea of opening the portal as if we would just be opening a convenience store. “Early?” I raised my head to see Kevin in his dashing business suit. I smiled and nodded, wondering why this handsome young man would work in this place when he came abroad and had a great experience working in the hotel industry.

He questioned, tiredness wearing on him like a piece of clothing. She shook her head. “Events happen during this period, so almost all hotels are fully booked.” Isabella sighed. “We will take it,” Kelvin said. “Are you sure?” The attendant was a bit confused because everyone had rejected the room the second they knew it had no AC. “Yes, please. Also, we would love to place orders for the kitchen.” Kelvin just wanted to sleep. This would have to do. The attendant’s face lit up as she quickly processed it and handed him the key.

"We're with the Kepler wedding party." We'd actually gotten a code to get rooms cheaper because Whitney is the shit. I barely listen to what's going on until the person at the registration desk asks him if he wants two keycards for the room. "Wait, there should be two rooms." I interject myself into the conversation. I'd promised to pay Anthony back if he got us two rooms. "There was a problem with the block they got. When we asked if we could double up two of the occupants, Mr. Kepler assured us that you were okay with getting rid of one of your reservations. Is there a problem?"

"We can't wait." Nora nodded, and her fingers moved across the keyboard. The page refreshed again and again as she worked. Routes, times, and prices replaced the legal documents *seats available.* She booked three tickets. The booking confirmation loaded. Three passengers. Keyla Tamara. Nora Santoso. Leon Tamara.

Kenneth kept staring at the screen, his brows drawing closer by the second. His gaze shifted to the front desk and the screen twice before he straightened his back and turned to Freya. “The hotel is fully booked for the next six months. I’m afraid there’s nothing I can do. I’ll personally give you the refund for the room.” Freya’s face became complicated. She asked, “How is that even possible?!” Inner Devil: ‘So, do we live on the street?’ “I’ll look for a different hotel,” Geneva offered. “OR… you can stay at my penthouse,” Kenneth suggested, surprising Freya.

"Err... Miss, is the VIP room occupied? I want to rent it for two hours. It's too busy here and my friends who will come asked me to just rent the VIP room." The maidservant's face became a little gloomy. "I'm sorry, ma'am, but specifically for the VIP room, we don't accept last-minute bookings. You must book at least one week in advance. Currently, the VIP room is being used by businessmen who are holding meetings." "Businessman?" "Yes, Ma'am. They are from big companies and some of them seem to be foreigners." "Uh, okay," Kelly said pretending to be sorry. "I didn't know that the room had to be booked in advance. OK, I'll just experience this for now, while waiting for my friends."

“Our bar… we suddenly got a bunch of huge bookings. Three, back to back.” She blinked in confusion. The place had basically been half shut down for a while now. She was surprised anyone would even show up, let alone place big orders. Still, she was cautious. “Which company made the booking? Be careful, could be a prank.” “No, they even paid a deposit. They’re serious—really serious!” Francie sounded both thrilled and a little overwhelmed. “Have you heard of this company? It’s called Maren. I looked them up—they’re a major name in fashion.”

“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.”

What was supposed to be a joyful team building became an event of unhappiness and complaints. This no longer affected me, however. After getting back my identification documents, I moved to another hotel and had a good time enjoying the Huka islands. It was not until I returned home that I found out Monty had initiated a blanket boycott on me within the industry. No company dared to hire me because of pressure from Monty.

I could feel that Keir was trying to find some illegal business that was run by an AJC organisation with the help of the Jupiter agency which owned numerous famous clubs and resorts in our kingdom. The more he read about those deals, his face became darker and cold like usual. His mood was also deteriorating. I silently concentrated on helping him. It took us almost 2 hours to reach our venue for lunch. Though the car stopped in front of the Jupiter Nightclub, Keir entered the Elysian Table, an expensive, five-star restaurant that was exactly the opposite of Jupiter. I had to follow him silently. Though I had numerous questions, looking at his grave face, I just decided to swallow them.