My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 344 Consideration

Chapter 344 Consideration

After Colin finished his words, Faye was stunned for half a second and then realized what he meant.

Colin chuckled, "Are you feeling better now?"

Faye then realized Colin was teasing her, so she smiled and said, "Yes."

Colin said, "Don't worry. It's not as complicated as you think."

Colin was really good at driving. He drove all the way safely.

It was nearly nine o'clock in the evening when they arrived at Roxford.

Originally, it would only take four hours to drive, but they had spent more than six hours.

Before coming to Roxford, Faye thought the whole of Roxford was a disaster area. After asking the local people, they knew that the disaster area was three villages in Roxford. "Let's find a hotel to rest in first. Let's figure out the situation tomorrow."

Faye looked at Colin in the driver's seat and said.

With one hand on the steering wheel, Colin felt his back sore and uncomfortable, so he leaned against the back hard. "Okay."

Then he turned the steering wheel to look for the hotel.

Half an hour later, Colin parked his car at the gate of a hotel. He poked his head out and looked outside. Frowning, he asked, "Honey, shall we stay here tonight?"

Faye didn't have any special requirements for accommodation as long as it was clean and warm, so she agreed. "Okay."

The two walked into the hotel. There were many people at the front desk with gloomy faces.

"Why aren't the double rooms we booked in advance available?"

"Are there no twin rooms?"

The receptionist's face turned red, and she smiled apologetically, "I'm really sorry. You booked rooms a week ago, but we suddenly had heavy snow here. Most of the hotels have been expropriated by the rescue team. And several hotels have been expropriated to the victims who have been transferred out. We have no choice..."

"What do you mean by you have no choice? Then where do we live?"

"We still have several single rooms. How about..."

"How can we live in single rooms?"

"How unlucky! We came here to travel, but now we even don't have a place to live."

"I'll be back early tomorrow morning. I really don't want to stay here for a day more."

They stood at the reception desk to vent their anger. Faye said to Colin, "Give me your ID card."

Colin took out his wallet, took out his ID card, and handed it to Faye.

Faye passed through the crowd and put their ID cards on the desk. "Please get us a room."

The receptionist looked up at Faye and smiled awkwardly. "Miss, all double rooms are booked." Faye replied, "A single room is okay."

The receptionist said, "Is one room enough for you two? We really have no more rooms."

Before the receptionist could finish her words, Faye interrupted her, "It's okay. Please hurry up."

Hearing that Faye only needed to book a single room, the receptionist smiled and picked up her ID card to check in for her.

Several people standing aside were still complaining. One of the women pushed an angry man and said in a low voice, "Well, we're already here. If you want to go back, you have to wait till tomorrow. Make do with it tonight!"

"How can I sleep in a single bed?" Said the man.

The woman answered, "Two live in one room. We are all couples anyway."

When the two quarreled, the receptionist had already handed the room card to Faye.

Faye took it and said, "Thank you."

The receptionist answered, "It's on the first floor. Go ahead and turn left."

"Is the heating okay?" Faye asked.

The receptionist smiled and said, "Sure. Roxford is famous for its heating."

Faye nodded, put away the room card and ID card, and walked toward Colin.

As soon as Faye left, the woman standing at the reception desk said, "Please give us single rooms." "There are only three rooms left," said the receptionist.

The woman's face suddenly changed. "Three rooms? How can we eight live in three rooms?"

The receptionist was in a dilemma. "You came at five o'clock in the afternoon and have been arguing with me till now. I have been persuading you to book single rooms, but you are absolutely unwilling." Hearing the quarrel behind her, Faye calmly walked towards her room.

Colin walked beside her with his hands in his pockets and chuckled, "Have you already known that there are no spare rooms in the hotel?"

She said, "The receptionist just said that all the hotels nearby had been expropriated. They booked rooms a week in advance. Even if their rooms are expropriated, the hotel will reserve other rooms for them. Even if the hotel can't reserve double rooms for them, there will always be single rooms."

He teased, "Why didn't the hotel inform them?"

She turned to look at him. "If the boss had this conscience, they wouldn't have been here."

He smiled without saying anything.

She walked to the door, swiped the card, and twisted the doorknob. She paused and said, "When you were on a business trip, you lived in high-end hotels, so you probably didn't know the business methods of these small hotels. Things like today are good."

After saying that, she pushed the door open and walked in.

The situation in the room was similar to what she had imagined.

The room was tiny but clean and tidy, and the heating effect was good.

He followed closely behind her. When he saw the bed, which was so narrow that only one person could sleep on it, he raised his eyebrows and asked, "Honey, are you sure we can sleep on that bed?" Faye looked at him with a smile. "I think you can."

He also looked at her and smiled meaningfully. "Yes, I can."

After Colin finished his words, Faye was about to say something more, but her phone rang in her pocket.

She took out her phone and looked at the caller's alert. It was Galen. She answered, "Hello, Galen."

"Ms. Nash, have you arrived?" Galen asked.

"Yes," answered Faye.

Galen said, "Bonnie is crazy. She posted a photo on Facebook in the middle of the night of her visiting the in-patient rescue team members and said that she went to visit them in the name of the company..."

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