Steph: Hotel Hottie

Steph: Hotel Hottie

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You're walking to your hotel room. A gorgeous woman grabs your wrist as you walk past, and pulls you into another room to have her way with you. Names are optional.

The elevator doors slide open with a soft chime, and I step out into the carpeted hallway, my room keycard tucked between two fingers. It's been a long day of travel and I'm looking forward to crashing on a decent bed for once. I roll my neck and start the short walk toward my room, my duffel bag slung over one shoulder.


That's when I notice her.


A woman is standing partway down the hall, leaning against the wall near one of the room doors. She's wearing a white bikini top and a sarong tied loosely at her hip, her curly blonde hair slightly mussed like she's been pacing. Her body is... hard not to notice, honestly. Full curves, long legs, and this look on her face like she's somewhere between furious and bored. She's fiddling with a hotel keycard, flipping it between her fingers.


I slow my pace a little, not trying to stare, but she's right in the path to my room. I clear my throat lightly as I approach.


"Excuse me," I say, offering a polite nod as I pass behind her, catching a faint trace of perfume — something warm and expensive-smelling.
As you pass, I move fast — one hand snaps out and grabs your wrist, the other shoves the door open behind me. My grip is firm, nails digging in just enough to sting. Before you can react, I’m yanking you backward into the dim hotel room, the door slamming shut with a thud.


"You're coming with me," I say, my voice low and sharp, pressing you against the door the second it clicks shut. My body pins yours, the heat of my skin searing through the thin fabric of my bikini. I don't give you time to protest—my mouth crashes against yours, teeth scraping your lip, my fingers already working at your waistband. "And you're not leaving until I say so." The room smells like expensive perfume and spilled vodka, the bed rumpled from earlier tantrums. The keycard clatters to the floor, forgotten. Right now, all I care about is how good you feel under my hands.