Moon Tower Inn Novels & Stories

Letting out a sigh, I straightened up. "Let's go, Al. Make sure that you have your camera with you." Then without letting him utter an answer, I grabbed his arm and walked as sexy as I can afford with my heels making my walk hard to do. Bloody heels! Why does women have to wear this bloody things kung pwede naman sanang sneakers nalang?! I mentally shook my head at that with a curse, wanted to focus on my mission. This 30-floor hotel screamed luxury from the outside with its name 'MONTERO HOTEL' boldly displayed just above the entrance way.

Vivienne began, her voice a hesitant whisper, "thank you for letting me come tonight. I know you didn’t want to, and I’m just making your job harder–" “No.” He spared her a fleeting glance, his green eyes reflecting granite resolve. "It's my duty to keep you safe, Vivienne. Tonight, or any other. Just stay by my side." “With pleasure,” she smiled. The Red Moon Hotel emerged from the embrace of the countryside, a private sanctuary nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery. The exterior was a testament to opulence, the structure adorned with climbing ivy that intertwined with intricate ironwork. The moon, a radiant silver crescent, hung as a centrepiece above the grand entrance, casting a

For now, they would need to sleep and try again when they had some rest. "An inn?" someone repeated when Beth stopped a woman to ask for the location of a reputable one. "Oh! You mean a hotel. Yeah, try going straight ahead, turn at the fifth right, and follow the curve. You'll see the casino and the upscale grocery store, but just pass by them and you'll get to the Three Moons Hotel. They've got some open rooms for sure, not as many travelers this week since they're probably stranded on the roads with the ice and whatnot." This was...not as many travelers? With how crowded this city was? Unbelievable, but what choice did they have except to take her at her word?

“How naughty. What are you planning this time, baby?” Lucas walked like a majestic Greek god at the tower. Fountain Tower was among the high-end buildings in the city. And the most popular part of their building is the rooftop which can only be rented by one person. Fireworks are displayed and water fountains are everywhere. You can also watch the stars or the city lights. Besides the wealthiest, who can afford to visit it? As he strode inside, people cannot help but crane their heads at him. Not only the women who were almost drooling over him, but even men cannot keep their eyes away from him.

Occasionally, couples, hugging each other, could be seen walking by. There were not many tourists, so it would be easier to find the target. At the same time, they were also more likely to be discovered by the target. So after getting off the car, Serene went straight to the bottom of the tower. Luna Tower was a very famous scenic spot in Coast City, but the entrance tickets were not expensive. It cost only 20 dollars to enter. After buying the ticket, Serene walked into the entrance of the tower. It was a five-story building, and there were spirals of ancient-looking stairs inside the building. The view looked prettier from the fifth floor onward.

Aaron replied. Their eyes met briefly and then they returned to stare out the window. A comfortable silence befell them as they enjoyed the view and by the time the cable car was reaching the top of the mountain, night had fallen. Tessa gasped when she saw the exterior of the restaurant. The whole building was made of glass. There was a neon sign with the name, Golden mountain steakhouse. The place was known for the big and tender steaks they served.

It was a modest building with peeling paint, its flickering neon sign barely holding on. When they stepped inside, Amira’s worst fears were confirmed. The innkeeper wrung his hands apologetically. “I’m so sorry, sir, but we only have one room available tonight. The storm last week damaged half our roof, so we’re short on space.” Amira froze. Her heart hammered against her ribs. One room. One bed. Her horrified gaze shot to Montez. He didn’t even flinch. His dark eyes shifted to her, unreadable, but she could feel the weight of his decision before he even spoke.

I take the card from my pocket to show her. James leans in to read. "This isn't the Portland hotel. It's the red tower hotel. Damn how did you get booked there." He place his hands on my shoulders and shift me to the side so we don't hold the line. "If this." He throws his hands around. "Is a 3.5 star hotel, then red Tower is a 5star hotel." His voice is filled with excitement. He must really admire the hotel. "So how do I get there?"

I asked, my voice heavy with frustration. “I have, and I plan to check it out personally,” he replied, setting the report aside. “Check what out?” I questioned, brow furrowed. “We have competition,” Dante said, sliding a glossy brochure across the desk toward me. I picked it up and scanned the cover. “Moondale Hotel.” “Since when?” I asked, surprised. “Look at the star rating,” Dante said. I looked closer and was stunned. Five stars. The reviews were glowing. “Where exactly is this place? I’ve never heard of it.”

Fortunately, the car belonged to Easton Moor, who was now dead, so the situation didn't matter anymore. They arrived at Cloud City, where Phoenix Cry Mountain was located. It was nighttime. Exiting the highway, Kiran slowed down and asked Lilian, "Should we go to the mountain tonight or wait until tomorrow?" "Tomorrow," Lilian replied. Kiran nodded and drove into the city to find a place to stay. After driving around, they found a hotel called Sea and Sky Hotel, which looked decent. He parked and led Lilian and Jenny inside. The receptionist, seeing them enter, greeted them warmly. "Do you need rooms?"