"This place is bigger than I thought it would be," Mary cheered, her voice echoing slightly as they stepped foot into the hotel lobby. But calling it a hotel didn't quite capture its charm. It looked more like a luxurious villa, freshly completed with a polished finish that made the air feel new.
From the glossy tiles to the pristine chandeliers hanging above their heads, everything screamed comfort and class. The design was minimalist, but elegant. There were flower vases on either side of the entrance filled with fresh white roses, and the air smelled like jasmine and newly installed furniture.
Kean, the director, had struck a great deal with the owner of the villa. Since the place needed some exposure and clientele, he'd offered them a free stay, meals, and unlimited access to the space in exchange for some scenes from the movie being filmed there. It was a win-win for everyone.
"I bet it's going to be fun," Trevor added, his arm slipping naturally around Mary's waist.
