Wide Open Spaces (Angel Sands #8.5) by Carrie Elks

Author:Carrie Elks [Elks, Carrie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

“I asked for two rooms,” Adrian said, frowning at the receptionist.

“That’s correct. One king and one suite. The suite has already been checked in, your brother and his fiancée have taken the keys.” The receptionist tapped on the keyboard in front of her and lifted two keys from the machine. “Here are yours. I hope you both have a good stay.” She beamed at him and Liv.

Adrian shook his head. “We’re not staying together. We’ll need another room.”

The receptionist’s smile wavered. “I’m afraid we’re all booked up.”

He blinked. “What do you mean?”

“We have a convention here this week. We found two rooms for your brother’s account because he’s a valued customer here. But we have nothing else left.”

Liv shifted beside him, but he couldn’t look at her. “Can you contact another hotel for me?” he asked. “There must be a room available somewhere.”

“Of course, sir. But it may have to be Downtown. It’s about fifteen minutes from here. Why don’t you take a seat and I’ll see what I can do?”

“Thank you. If you can book it under my name that would be great. Liv can have the room here.”

“No,” Liv protested. “You’re not driving over there when you’ve got a perfectly good room here. I’ll go talk to Sadie. She and Parker can live with one night apart.”

He lifted a brow. “Have you met my brother?”

She sighed. “You’re right. But he already has a room here, right? They can either use that, or I can?”

“He was sharing with friends.”

“Of course he was.” Liv’s eyes met his. “But I’m not letting you stay anywhere else. That’s too much. I’ll use the second room in the suite.”

“It’s not a good idea to have you in the same suite as Parker. I saw the way you were looking at him. We don’t want another court case this week.”

“Um, do you still want me to call another hotel, sir?” the receptionist asked, clearly confused.

“Yes,” he said, at the same time Liv said, “No.”

“Is that a yes or no?” The receptionist frowned.

“It’s no.” Liv put her hand gently on his arm. “I’ll go talk to Sadie. Maybe she and Parker can take the king room and we can have the suite. It has two rooms after all.”

He let out a breath. “Okay.”

Liv smiled. “Good. Stay here and I’ll go sort it out now.”

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