Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 168

Emmanuel fearlessly stood his ground, arguing convincingly and emerging

victorious in the debate over his gender with Mackenzie.

However, his triumph did not grant him the respect a man deserved. Instead,

he had to run errands and arrange for their stay at a hotel outside the village.

“Sir, do you have any available rooms?” Emmanuel asked the middle–aged,

frugal–looking innkeeper.

The man glanced at Emmanuel and then at Mackenzie standing by the

entrance. He whispered, “Young man, just the two of you?”

“Yeah, that’s right.” Emmanuel nodded in confusion.

I’m here to book a room, not to partake in any illicit activities. Why does the

innkeeper need to speak in such a suggestive tone?

Though the innkeeper couldn’t see Mackenzie’s face, he couldn’t help but

notice her impeccable figure.

He discreetly swallowed his saliva before answering, “Well, young man, our

single room is priced at ninety–eight, while our double room will cost eight

hundred and eighty–eight. Both rooms need to be vacated by noon the

following day.”

Hearing that, Emmanuel was stunned. “Why is the double room so much

than the single

the double room has a large round

justifies a tenfold increase in

about the size of the room

“Well, it’s the same!”

by Emmanuel’s questioning. Is

requests a double room, I’ll offer him additional

claim that there are no more

he can share a room with her and indulge in the

have two single rooms

no time in making his decision,

orice differeAY

wondered it Emmanuel was oblivious to

a room with the attractive woman

to maximize his profits, he

night. Hence, he tried hinting

I’ll

Emmanuel hadn’t

the innkeeper’s words. He simply turned around and

for her ID card.

this guy?

that such a beautiful woman goes out with him and he still

booking two

innkeeper, who had been in the business for ten years, was

actions. In all his

encountered such a situation.

is willing to sleep with me, I’ll not hesitate to pay eight

let alone eight

with a woman like her would be the pinnacle

Mackenzie asked when she

of the entrance.

one ID card per room,

yours as well.”