Thread: Mistake at the Desk (DontxBlinkk and Josu_T)

Kyle spent a few minutes just sitting in the livingroom relaxing. He liked the little cabin. It had a good ammount of space in it. He would be able to fully enjoy his time alone. There was a nice large flat screen television on the wall and he was sure there were plenty of good channels. The fireplace was one that needed to be manually lit, but he thought that made for better heat and better atmosphere anyway. There were instructions on how to light it and where supplies could be found. There was a large container of wood outside the cabin, but they had created a smart little contraption to get it into the cabin without having to go inside. By pulling open a panel some logs would slide into an opening. Kindling and matches were stored in a safe spot next to the fireplace. There were even instructions for the floo and it was clearly marked which way was open and which way was closed, a feature that was lacking in many fireplaces. The fireplace wasn't totally necessary though. There were electric heaters all around the cabin to maintain a nice temperature. After a few minutes he got up and explored the rest of the cabin. The bedroom was cosy but comfortable. There was one large bed in the middle of the room, exactly what he had wanted and asked for. There was a big closet and a dresser with enough drawers for the ammount of clothes two people were likely to bring on vacation. There were a couple of large chairs in the room as well. A little table sat on either end of the bed. One had an alarm clock and radio while the other had a phone. The bathroom was placed nicely between the bedroom and the living room. It had a large bathtub, big enough for two people and quite deep. It was curved in a way that made it look very relaxing and it even had jets. It was almost a mix between a hot tub and a bathtub. It looked like it had a nice shower as well. There were large, fluffy towels and a couple of bathrobes with the hotel logo stitched into them. There was also an assortment of various soaps and other products, some of which he had no clue what they were for. He passed through the livingroom again to get to the kitchen. The main room had the fireplace and the television along with a large couch and some more big chairs. A small table sat in the middle of the room. There was a desk at one end with another chair. It held another phone as well as a room service menu, a directory of services, information for connecting to the wireless internet, and some other notes. There was a plug and a jack in the wall with a wire for wired internet connections. The desk also clearly held the ski passes. He glanced at them and thought there were too many, but didn't really check. The floor was carpeted except around the fireplace. The same carpet ran through the hall to the bedroom. One interesting feature was that there were three small steps up from the livingroom to the hallway where the bathroom was situated and then the bedroom at the end of the hall. Across from the bathroom was a simple closet with an ironing board and an iron. He looked around the kitchen which had a nice tiled floor. There was a table in one area with three chairs around it. Enough for the two possible people staying in the cabin plus a guest. There was room at the table for four and the desk chair would fit perfectly. There was a refridgerator and freezer as well as a microwave, oven, and a coffee maker. There were some pots and pans as well as some usual kitchen tools. Anything someone would need to make a basic meal if they so desired. Kyle figured he might make himself breakfast some mornings. There were dishes, glasses and utensils as well. There was coffee and tea provided, but other than that the kitchen was devoid of food. The guests needed to order some or buy some themselves. The resort didn't want food being provided and then going to waste. He was in the kitchen when the door opened and then closed again. He heard a woman's voice and turned toward the door of the kitchen. He moved to where he could see and his blue eyes gazed through and he saw the blonde woman standing there. She didn't look like hotel staff. He'd only been there for maybe ten or fifteen minutes anyway and didn't think they would disturb him so quickly. He thought she looked like someone he had seen on the plane and the bus. Then he remembered, he'd been behind her on the plane and in front of her on the bus by a few rows each time. He stepped into the livingroom with a confused expression. Um, hello. How did you get in here? This is my cabin, are you sure you went to the right one? Did some resort staff open the door with a master key or something? He didn't know why she was there, but he wasn't exactly looking for random guests.