Tokio Hotel Bill Kaulitz Novels & Stories

I paid without a word and asked her to issue a receipt. Once it printed, I checked the total and laughed, turning to the phone next to me. "Check this out. This is my bill for one meal at our own hotel—$620K. And $128K of that? A fine." The boardroom looked like someone dropped a grenade. My mom didn't skip a beat. "Kevin Daley, you've got some nerve!" Kevin bolted over, eyes bugging out. "Susannah, you—you actually—"

I narrate excitedly. “Budget?” She asks and I think through but nothing comes to me, so I shrug. “Two hundred million.” I smile in triumph. “Got it,” Tatiana responds and I cut the call. After a series of discussions with hotel managers and checking on Tatiana, I settle on a venue that screams GRAND – The mighty Lockhart Hotel. The best hotel in the city and the third in the world. It’s almost impossible to make a reservation but I’m Victoria Smith and what I want, I get.

"I'd like to say I'm gutted at losing, but that was impressive so I don't even care that I'm buying." "I told you." Cain drops his arm around my shoulders and smiles smugly at her. After being thoroughly congratulated by everyone, he tells them to go shower and dress so Cally can pay up already, then he leans over and nuzzles me. "I'm so fucking hard for you right now. Have you got the energy for me?"

“That is not always the same thing.” Violet glanced at Theodore. “I know.” Marisol continued. “Hotel is booked under my name. Two adjoining rooms. Interior hallway. Third floor. Cameras in lobby, hall, and parking lot. Not owned by Cain Holdings, but there was a hospitality loan connected to a regional bank that Cain acquired fourteen years ago.” Violet closed her eyes. “Seriously?” “Relax. Cain sold that bank nine years ago. I checked current ownership. It’s clean enough for tonight.” Clean enough.

About how I ended up engaged to one of the most dangerous mafia bosses in Moscow. Thankfully, he didn’t ask. I wasn’t sure I was ready to answer. soon, we arrived at kai’s hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, one of the most expensive hotels in Moscow costing over $700 per night. The moment we stepped into Kai’s hotel suite, I barely spared a glance at the lavish surroundings. I was too tired to care about the ridiculous luxury of it all. Instead, I walked straight to the nightstand and set the bag of supplies down.

The hotel she works at has a lot of customers who come from America, including famous people from California and New York. Sitting at a little table eating her sweet roll, she looks up and who does she happen to see walking by? Kita couldn't believe her eyes, it was Chris Tucker. Kita could barely swallow. Chris was tall and beautiful with smooth skin like silk. She watched him closely, remembering him being at her hotel in the Baha Mar two years ago. Kita remembered it clearly because she had to control all the buzz her staff kept up. He seemed to be heading over to Korean Airlines.

"Perhaps I was mistaken then. The staff at the hotel I invested in said you booked a room for Lauren for two months, which isn't cheap. It was around 200 thousand dollars in total." Rhea's indifferent gaze then swept over Kate.

Many people applauded. "I took care of tonight's affair." He threw the bottle aside, and immediately one of his henchmen stepped forward to catch it. "You were a step late." Kaitlynn teased, "Gina's fiancé had already topped up three million, directly booking this luxury private room. Tonight, all expenses are on him!" Heard three million. Kelton glanced at Maximo with a cold and proud look. Among the entire compartment, his demeanor stood out the most. No need to say, he must have been Gina's fiancé.