Lamia Hotel Novels & Stories

Sharyana agreed and they went downstairs. The Smith arrived at Starlight hotel. But they failed to enter. The whole hotel and restaurant was reserved. They are wondering who book this very Luxurious hotel it has more 1,000 rooms and each rooms cost 200,000 thousand dollars per night. These person must be very rich and doesn't care money. This is what the smith thought. So they went to another restaurant. After Bella and Sharyana eat their Lunch. After they finished eating, they decided to head to the Min Mansion.

Without waiting for Liam to react, he handed him the phone and moved to stand on the side. No matter how angry Liam is, he can’t show it or let Davi know of it. “Hello, darling. How are you?” The heavy aura in the room slowly dissipated, but Liam’s eyes were throwing daggers on Alexis as if telling him that he would take care of him later. The floor-to-ceiling window in the hotel he was staying in faces the biggest ferrieswheel in the city. Its color rose above the other buildings that surrounded it, which was hard not to take notice of. The only color in the dull scenery

He shouldn't do that, We come to a very small house that has very small rooms that looks very much like the apartment I live in with my friends. And it kind of looks like a motel, a very, very small motel that literally has no one in it, and with just three rooms. Two of the rooms with no doors have been demolished as Liam and I walked past it. "I'm sorry." Liam apologizes, opening the door to the room that is still intact. "We'll be staying here for tonight, the hotel I made reservations for has been flooded after news came out somehow, that I made reservations there and the next hotel is like two hours away, we'll stay here for tonight and leave first thing tomorrow morning,"

Emerald Castle, the most luxurious hotel in the city. With seven-star facilities and top-notch services, it is a hotel brand under Blackstorm, and it is also a place for the dignitaries of the city to show their identities. At night, several cars drove into the underground parking lot one by one. Mia got out of a white car, looked at her watch, turned to Felly Lopez, and said, "I'll go up first, I'll send you a message after confirmation, and then you go up with those reporters."

" I lowered my head and looked at what Mom and I were wearing. We had just gone to the local flea market near the hotel for a casual walk, wanting to relax and enjoy ourselves. The clothes we had on were local-style linen and cotton outfits we had just bought there. The cost of our outfits totaled less than 30 dollars. All Mom carried an eco-friendly reusable bag from the market, the kind they gave away at fruit stands, with an advertisement printed on it. Standing in the lobby of this five-star hotel, I had to admit we did look slightly out of place. Jacob slapped the counter and raised his voice. "My godsister owns this place. She built this entire empire in Southsake herself! You two poor

It was your terrible idea. Noah's face darkened. How was I supposed to know there were surveillance cameras in a villa under renovation? Inwardly, all Noah felt was resentment toward Bianca. If he could, he'd end her career entirely. Just as the argument heated up, James burst into the room, breathless. Aunt Luna, Uncle Noah, there's bad news. Lublin Hotel is on fire. Noah froze. Lublin Hotel, North Corporation's five-star property undergoing renovations, had already cost them over $50 million.

Even the silence here wasn’t empty; it felt maintained, like someone had decided noise was optional and the world had agreed. A receptionist looked up the moment we approached the desk. “Buonasera,” she said warmly, her gaze moving between all four of us. “Welcome to Grand Hôtel Bellarosa. How may I assist you?” Liam stepped slightly forward before anyone else could speak, his posture calm in a way that suggested this entire place was already familiar to him. “We have reservations,” he said simply. The receptionist’s fingers moved across her keyboard. “Name?” “Liam Blackwood,” he replied.

he said quietly. “Yes.” His jaw tightened strangely. “Good.” Denise stared at him in disbelief. Liam reached into his pocket and placed a thick envelope on the desk beside her. She frowned before opening it slightly. Money. Stacks of it. Her breath caught. “There’s more if you agree to my terms,” Liam said. “What terms?” His eyes locked onto hers. “You will live here.” Denise swallowed hard. “You’ll have your own room, unlimited access to anything in this house, clothes, money, security, whatever you need.”

Her father, if there were workers who had come through the servant entrance, this was the Luna, her main entrance, and the males' entrance to the main house. The door swung too easily, like the place was welcoming them home. The place had been repainted on the main floor entrance, the photos of past Harems had been rehung to show those who came before, looking at the photos of those smiling faces, there was each Luna seen, cameras were a thing, holding the arm of the male that could only be her main and Alpha and most of the images ranged between five and twelve males beyond the main. “Goddess, their Harems were so small, and I’d say these were taken after the last male joined the group, but

Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, they reached the safety of the hotel's entrance, relieved to have escaped the ferocious storm. Liam graciously paid for a luxurious hotel suite, and he and Elena made their way to their temporary abode. As they opened the door to the suite, Elena gasped at the sight before her. The suite was breathtakingly beautiful, with plush furnishings and elegant decor that exuded opulence. The room was spacious, with a king-sized bed adorned with soft, silky sheets and fluffy pillows. In one corner of the room, there was a relaxation area with comfortable armchairs and a coffee table. The large windows provided a stunning view of the city skyline, and the ro