Erin’s face immediately turned red, and she fumbled over her words in the cutest way. “Um, no, actually, it… uh… it should be Queen.” She shook her head and held up two fingers. “Two queens.”

The woman typed some more and nodded again. “Oh yeah. I’m sorry. I see it now. The two queens for five nights.”

“Yes!” Erin practically screamed. She cleared her throat. “I mean, yes, that’s right. Sorry.”

The woman looked from Erin to Nolan then back to Erin again. “It’s okay. I completely understand. I never wanted to bedshare either. Those little bodies sure can take up a lot of space.”

For a moment, Blair wasn’t sure where that comment came from, but when she saw the blush that had spread across Erin’s face, she understood. She thinks the extra bed is for Nolan, not me. “Right?” Blair said with a laugh. “Two of us in the bed is already more than enough.” She nodded at Erin. “Especially with how much space this one takes up.”

Erin flashed her a look that was somewhere between anger and confusion, or maybe it was just a warning glance telling her she should shut the hell up. Blair wasn’t sure, but she wasn’t going to push her luck, so she didn’t say anything else.

The woman went back to typing on the computer and after a minute or so, smiled back up at them. “All set. I upgraded you to the two-queen suite with an ocean view at no extra cost. You’ll be in room 918. Breakfast is every morning from 6 to 10 a.m. We also have a restaurant that offers room service that’s open twenty-four hours a day.”

When the woman held the key cards out toward Erin, instead of grabbing them, Erin stood there as if she was shellshocked. Blair kicked Erin’s foot because it was really all she could do since she didn’t have any available hands.

Erin shook her head and reached for the key cards. “Sorry. Thank you. That’s amazing.”

“It’s my pleasure. You have a beautiful family,” the woman said with a wink.

Something strange bubbled in Blair’s chest at the sound of Nolan and Erin being referred to as her family. She loved the sound of it, and if that was what this woman thought, there was no reason she shouldn’t play along. “Thank you so much. I totally agree, but I might be just a little bit biased.”

“As you should be,” the woman said with a laugh. “Enjoy your stay.”

“Let’s go, sweetie.” Blair encouraged Erin to move by using her foot again.

Erin grabbed one of the bags ( thank god, honestly) and led them toward the elevator. It wasn’t until they were inside that she turned to face Blair and Nolan, her face still the slightest shade of red. “I feel a little bad that we got an upgrade by lying.”