Rainier: Rochon Bears by Moxie North

Author:Moxie North [North, Moxie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Last Page Publishing
Published: 2017-05-06T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 23

“Rain, Rain…this is ridiculous. We don’t need to come to some place like this!”

Quinn was standing behind him tugging on the back of his jacket as he slipped the card into the reader on the double doors of the hotel room. He’d pulled her from the café and headed towards the road. His car was sitting there, slick from the last rainstorm. He tucked her into the front seat and strode determinedly around to the driver’s seat. He got in and started the engine before finally saying, “Buckle up.”

They drove into downtown Seattle and pulled into the valet parking area outside the Four Seasons. The hotel looked over the water and as Rain helped her out of the car, Quinn couldn’t help but gape at the view. She always loved the vastness of the Puget Sound. She had to remind herself that it wasn’t even the ocean, just a huge inlet of water. It was busy with cargo ships and ferries pulling in and out.

Rain handed his keys to the valet and took a ticket. He grabbed her hand and made a straight line to the hotel desk, never letting go of her hand.

They didn’t look like the normal guests there, obviously young, obviously not wealthy. Yet, when Rain pulled out his credit card and handed it to the man behind the counter, it took a brief moment for the employee to go from friendly and welcoming to effusive joy at having them there. The Rochon name was not one that was seen often in Seattle, but that didn’t mean they weren’t known amongst the businesses and hotels of the area. Rochons always went big, and judging by the look on the man’s face, he knew the name well.

Quinn was staring around the lobby, taking in the artistic flower sculptures that almost didn’t look real but could be smelled across the room. Pacific Northwest chic dominated every corner. It was a luxury that you only saw in this corner of the country. It was expensive taste that didn’t allow outside influences to dictate any change to the natural organic feel of all things Seattle loved; dark wood, natural colors, and nature everywhere.

They had gotten their key and been directed to the elevators. They didn’t have luggage, and that was embarrassing for Quinn. This was not the kind of hotel where you could rent rooms by the hour. She’d lived in those hotels before, she knew exactly how to act in those places.

At the end of a long hallway, Rain opened the door to their suite and held it open for her to walk in first.

“Yes, we did.”

“Rain, I’m no expert on this, but I’m pretty sure every guy’s first time is pretty good. We don’t need thousand-thread-count sheets. The back seat of a Prius would suffice.”

“First of all,” he said letting the door close behind him. He reached up and closed the security latch at the top to ensure their privacy. “Our first time, regardless of my previous experience, is going to be amazing.

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