The Shanley Hotel Novels & Stories

Shane made his way to the elevator to reach his penthouse on the 26th floor, at the top of the resort. Right then Shane's phone got ringing. Taking out his phone, he looked at the caller ID only to glare at the phone screen...

The Lynch Hotel was more than just a hotel. It was a symbol of wealth and luxury, a place where only the elite could afford to stay. It was the most expensive hotel in New Hilton City, and only millionaires like the governor, Amanda, Colton and Blake, and a few other exclusive affluent individuals could afford to stay there. Amanda preferred to stay there and while away time than to attend boring meetings with clients. But she knew she had to do it. Especially now that the company was under her name fully.

“Eldest Young Master Hill, who would you like to hire?” “Shelley Langley it is.” The man picked up his book again. A huge smile spread across her face. “Thanks, Eldest Young Master Hill. I’ll do my best to help you recover.” Hadley seemed taken aback. Once Shelley left for home to pack up her belongings, Shaun looked over his shoulder and instructed, “Look into this woman.” “Eldest Young Master Hill, are you suspecting that—” “Just in case.”

"Why did the owner call it that?" "It's an around-the-clock-operating joint," Shane said to me, and I think it was the first time he'd spoken directly to me in the entire three years we'd been together. He was cold and detached, and there was something frightening about his eyes. They were that dead I couldn't even tell their color. "Afternoons and mornings, it's a place for finance types to screw their poor employees. It's kinda like a hotel, but with a restaurant and happy hour. At night, it's the party place with the best DJs in the world, perfectly prepared cocktails, and more drugs than the Titanic."

Brandon faltered. Suddenly the door to the diner flew open and Harry burst in. "Where the fuck is she?" He demanded, looking at Indianna. Indianna sighed and ran her hand down her face. "She's gone." * "You okay, girl?" Sasha asked, raising her eyebrows at Brooke. "Fine," Brooke said, flashing a dazzling smile. "Let's just get out of this town." "Where is it we're going?" Sasha wondered. Brooke reached into her pocket and pulled out a piece of paper with an address scribbled on it, in Harry's handwriting.

She wanted so badly to release the pressure building up inside her. The hotel was not exactly what she expected someone in Shawn's calibre to pass the night. Oriental Hotel was the least of the beast, and the best of the least to whom it may concern. Even if he was trying to desert his house to avoid relieving his sister's ominous death, he could have stayed with her.

It’s too dark to tell whether the roof is indeed blue. We enter reception and are greeted by a woman in her 40’s trying much too hard to look 20. Her name tag reads “Shelly”, and her smile seems to fade when Harley steps out from behind me. “A room, is it? For how long.” “Two rooms please, one night.” I correct Shelly who unfortunately feels free to then flash her attempt at a sultry smile my way. “Two rooms. Got it handsome.” After she takes my I.D. and card details, she slides two old school keys with big number tags on the counter.

Shane and Mindy relocated to an unassuming family inn in Southpoint. They had been moved here because the Cartwrights held power in this area. No one would dare to come over and cause a stir. Helen had booked out the whole hotel. Apart from Shane and Mindy, the only other guests were bodyguards sent by the Cartwright family to ensure their safety. Sasha went up the stairs doubtfully and knocked on the door of a room. "Coming!" Sasha let down her guard when she saw Mindy opening the door. Inside, she saw Shane and Woody.

After dinner, they even discuss the matter of new business and decided to return to their room. Shanaya is living in VVIP rooms. Which is on the upper floor. There are the most secure and luxurious rooms. At first, Shanaya wanted to refuse, but then she might be out of character with her past self so she decided to stay there. "Young miss, if you feel anything strange, just inform me okay?" Shrikant dada once again instructed S Shanaya to which she nodded. And then she says goodbye to both of them and goes towards her room. But when she reaches there she sees a familiar person doing something improper.

She was in the hotel's main lobby, the very face of the place. Everything was grand and luxurious. The name of the hotel rang a bell. It was a well-known, upscale hotel with a strong reputation for elegance and high-end service. "There's no need to be so reserved. Just relax," Elias said as he looked at her. "When I returned to the country, I didn't expect to find you so soon. The Hale family's manor has already been sold, so we'll have to stay here for now." Sharon turned to him, quietly taking mental notes as he spoke.