Total pages in book: 114
Estimated words: 139789 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 699(@200wpm)___ 559(@250wpm)___ 466(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 139789 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 699(@200wpm)___ 559(@250wpm)___ 466(@300wpm)
Was that a serious question?
"One nightmare ends when I get off this plane and another one begins when I step foot in the Bahamas. I'm very excited."
"Are you always this sarcastic?"
"Yes."
"I'm in for a wild ride with you, aren't I?" Alec asked.
I glanced to him and smiled. "You have no idea, buddy."
We were off the plane, thank God, out of the airport, again, thank God, and now on our way to the Pink Sands Resort where Micah's and Jason's wedding would be. You can thank the Devil for that one.
I was tensed up and angry in the car on the way to the resort until twenty or so minutes passed and we came to a stop outside of a strikingly beautiful hotel.
"Oh my Jesus," I whispered earning a snort from Alec, which I ignored.
"It is pretty nice I guess," he mumbled.
"Pretty nice? It's beautiful! I've never seen somethin' so beautiful before," I said in awe looking out of the window.
"It's only a hotel."
I turned and looked at him. "Look at the detail, the layout and the settin' of it. It's like a beautiful back drop," I stated then shook my head. "It might not be that nice to you but I've never been away before, so this is gorgeous to me."
I was about to turn away when Alec frowned at me. "You've never been away before, as in on vacation? Ever?"
I shrugged. "No, this is the first time I have ever left Ireland. I thought I told you that?"
Alec didn't say anything as we came to a full stop.
We both got out of the car, me with a smile on my face as I looked around to see Alec with a passive face on. I didn't care if he was cranky because he was tired, I was tired too, I know I slept on the plane ride over but I was still tired. But tired or not, I wasn't going to act like a bitch to him so he should quit acting like one to me.
I took off walking into the hotel not really caring about Alec behind me. I breezed through the hotel lobby until I came to large desk where a young man smiled to me. "Welcome to the Pinks Sands Hotel. How may I help you today?" he asked polity.
My tune suddenly changed as I smiled; I was so happy I was here. Obviously not for the reason I was here, I was just happy to be somewhere so beautiful.
"Thank you, I'm checkin' in."
"Name?" he asked.
"Keela Daley."
He tapped away on the computer then moved away and picked up a key off the wall. "Your room number is four-seventy-six, Miss Daley. You'll be on the fourth floor. Enjoy your stay and if you need anything the telephone in your room connects you to the front desk... to me."
I took my key, still smiling widely. "Thank you."
"You're welcome," he smiled back.
I turned and bumped into Alec, who was looking behind me with a grin on his face. "Hey babe," he smiled then, looking down at me.
I raised my eyes and looked around to see who he was talking to.
"Who are you talking to?" I asked, confused.
He snorted. "You of course. Did you get the key to our room?" he asked, happily.
What was going on here?
Why was he so happy all of a sudden?
I just looked at him then held up my hand that contained the key card to our room. "Great, let's get upstairs then," he chirped and took my suitcase before heading over to the elevator.
I stumbled after him and into the elevator, hitting the button for the fourth floor. "Are you high? Why were you being so boyfriendy?" I asked when I got inside.
He laughed as the doors shut and moved my cases back to my side. "Boyfriendy isn't a word and I just had to do that. That guy's face was priceless."
I raised my brow. "What guy? What are you talkin' about?"
Alec shook his head. "The dude at the desk, he was checking you out. Judging by the looks and grins he was giving you I could tell that he was into you, and when you turned around to talk to me he leaned over and straight out stared at your ass."
I gasped. "He did not stare at me arse, you're makin' that up!"
Alec snorted. "I'm not, he really was. He pouted when I asked about 'our' room though, funny stuff."
I glared at him then. "Why do you care if someone checks me out?"
"Because you're my girlfriend, at least while we're here anyway. The only person staring at your ass will be me."
Oh, lord.
"You're so weird."
Alec smiled, but his smile dropped when the elevator jolted to a stop.
He saw the look I gave him.
"I'm a little claustrophobic, I can't stay in small spaces for too long," he explained.
I laughed. "How can you stand bein' inside me apartment then?"
Alec shrugged. "There is a lot of windows, I manage just fine."
I chuckled as I grabbed the handle of my suitcase and walked out of the elevator when the doors opened and down the hallway of the hotel looking for room four-seventy-six.
"It's weird not being on the top floor of a hotel," Alec mumbled from behind me.
Escorts must always get the best of everything.
"Sorry, this will be a huge downgrade for you."
He grunted from behind me. "I don't need the top floor, I was just saying."
"Okay," I chuckled then paused outside the door when we got to room four-sevetny-six.
I swiped my key card and opened the door. "Omigod, it's so feckin' cute!" I gushed and barged into the room.
"Omigod, Alec! Look at the view, look at it!" I yelled and rushed to open the double doors leading to the balcony. "I love this!"
I heard a chuckle from behind me but I ignored it. I didn't care if he thought I was stupid.
"It's so pretty," I jumped up and down and clapped my hands. "I am in complete and total love with this view."
"Are you going to have an orgasm? It sounds like you're building up to something earth shattering."