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The Hotel Hoppers: Part Three

By audreyhepburn | Posted: 25 January 2010

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The next hotel we checked into was a small motel in the middle of nowhere.

"Great.  Very scenic," I grumbled, breaking the silence.  

"Well, if you hadn't..."

"It wasn't fair, Suzie!  Why did you have to spoil everything!  I was finally making friends when you wrecked it with you stupid ailurophobia*!"

"Wasn't fair?  I wanted us to have a day together- sleep in, go shopping, maybe even take a ferry to one of the little islands around here.  But no- you ruined our vacation by sneaking out!  I was enjoying the Purple Palace too, you know."

This was a side of Suzie that I had never seen before.  She is usually spontaneous, but she was being uncharacteristically serious right now.

"Well, Suzie, we have spent a ton of time together, since I was two!  There was no one else to take care of me.  I haven't even gone to school before!"

Suzie and I sat there, shocked.  In all 10 years we had lived together, we had never had a fight.  Not like this.  

We checked in to the hotel.  That night, when we were eating dinner at a fast-food place down the road, we realized that our fighting was silly.

"You know what, Suzie?  I think that we were both to blame for this.  I am willing to admit that I shouldn't have gone to the circus.  But I think that you are partly to blame for this, too."

"I suppose that I should have let you go to the circus with Tanya.  That was my fault.  And... I think leaving the Purple Palace that fast was a very harsh punishment.  Too harsh."

"I'm sorry, Suzie."

"I'm sorry, too, Jane."

"What are we going to do now?  Are we going to stay here?"

"You know what?  Let's drive back to the Purple Palace first thing tomorrow  morning.  I think we have suffered enough with our fighting."

"Okay, Suzie.  Thank you."

We drove back to the motel that night, and  were chatting away about Suzie's books, just like it was a normal night.

In the morning, we woke up at 6 AM to pack.  

"We can make it to the Purple Palace if we hurry!  Keep going Jane!"

"Okay, Suzie.  I'm almost ready."


To be continued...

*ailurophobia means a fear of cats
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Comments 
taylorswift97
25 January 2010
Yay! You wrote it! :) 
It's awesome, I can't wait for part 4!
I wrote parts 10 and 11 of the Magical Shoes! 
Part 10 will be posted tonight..if not, tomorrow!
taylorswift97
26 January 2010
I have critiqued your work as follows -

[First impressions]
I found your work interesting and believable
I found your work to have an easy, rolling rhythm that moved the story forward
[Plot]
I thought your plot was good, exciting and distinguishable and had a central theme
I thought your plot moved forward in a structured way
[Characters]
I felt your characters were real people with real lives, faults and merits
[Dialogue]
Your dialogue was natural
[Overall comments]
This is a really good story! I am excited to read what happens next.
audreyhepburn
26 January 2010
Thanks!  I will post part four soon!
Audrey
taylorswift97
27 January 2010
GOOD! 
I am not sure how much longer I can wait!
debbie reynolds
29 January 2010
Brill loved the rift scene between good friends then the putting their difference aside. Good work can't wait for more.
TheDarkNarrator340
29 January 2010
I have critiqued your work as follows -

[First impressions]
I found your work interesting and believable
I found your work to have an easy, rolling rhythm that moved the story forward
The story does sound sound no doubt interesting. It was sounding like a real good story to read up on. I think you did a pretty good job in creating this. 
This is well written.
[Beginning]
I found the beginning compelling
[Plot]
I thought your plot was good, exciting and distinguishable and had a central theme
I thought your plot moved forward in a structured way
Unfortunately I thought your plot was too convoluted or too complicated to fully understand
Does have quite the cliffhanger. Can't wait to see what's gonna happen next of course.
audreyhepburn
30 January 2010
Thanks everyone!
Audrey

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