Moon Tower Inn Novels & Stories

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.

Two twin hotel towers rise into the Vegas skyline, disappearing into the hazy horizon. The entire front of the entrance contains marble, granite, and other expensive facades. The hotel boasts a hundred-foot-tall strikingly lifelike copy of its famous namesake, lit with spotlights flooding the entire area with an ambiance that reeks of class and high-end sensibility. But I know differently. The owner of this posh casino is the lowest of life forms. He's even lower than the dog shit on a fly's foot.

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.”

"Woah..." Soheila's mouth was wide open. They had now reached the Moonlight Inn by riding a ca carriage. The Moonlight Inn in front of her looked like an old mansion back on earth, but it was beautiful. The Moonlight Inn was huge. There's a huge fountain in the middle and a lot of people were standing there to look. There are even some painters painting the beautiful fountain. The entrance of the Moonlight Inn was a huge white with gold vines double door with two knights guarding. It was opened.

The Silver Moon Pack's mansion stood tall and imposing as Alpha Jake and Mara arrived. The grandeur of the building was undeniable, and its walls seemed to hold countless stories and secrets within. As they entered the mansion, Alpha Jake led Mara through the spacious hallways to a comfortable guest room. The room was tastefully decorated, with deep blue and silver accents that reflected the pack's emblem. A large, plush bed dominated the center of the room, adorned with soft, moon-themed cushions and throws. Moonlight filtered through the curtains, casting a gentle, ethereal glow inside.

How could I have been so stupid? I shook my head and headed down the street towards the Apex, the most expensive restaurant in Mooncrest, housed in the same building as the McKennon Hotel, the most lavish hotel in Mooncrest. I remembered when it was built and how proud my father was of it. It was also currently collateral for a loan that had been delinquent for nearly a year and would soon be repossessed in lieu of payment.

Well, if you don't think I can come back, I will not come back. The sky darkened quickly in the capital, and in a twinkling of an eye, the lights of the whole city came on. The Moon Watching Tower and the Sunrise Tower stand opposite each other. They are both places where the rich people in the capital love to come. The location of one sun and one shade is also very well matched. Mary Kinson walked in with Willam, and the attendant at the door rushed forward to greet him: "Seventh master, your room is still there. Do you want to go in directly?"

A magnificent, tallest tower situated in the heart of Brethren city, the silence at the bottom of the tower was deafening when they reached the MDA tower. Strangely, the buildings around were flooded in darkness and only the light from the voluminous moon illuminate the place. No person or cars can be seen passing by even on the public highway.