Hotel Hell ( Open to one girl )

I smiled and we got it plugged in.

i smiled and helped smiling at him happily

I smiled. "I'm gonna beat you good! Loser has to kiss the winner!"

"oh that is such a lose." i said smiling and looking at the screen

I started up the N64 F-Zero game with a smug grin.

i gave him a look. he knew i wasn't good at this game. "that's just mean."

I couldn't help but smile. "C'mon, it's just a racing game!"

i roled my eyes. "that you win every time, that i am the worsed at?"

I sighed. "Fine, you win." I kissed her cheek. "You pick one!"

i smiled and looked threw the games. i smiled picking a mario one. "i like this one better."

I grinned. "That I can do."

i smiled and put it in and paused thinking i heard someone walking outside our room

I looked at the door. "Okay, I know we aren't alone..." I walked to it and flung it wide, but there wasn't a soul to be seen. I sighed softly. "Maybe we're just being paranoid. I mean, it's still sunny out and we're all alone here! Let's keep playing the game!" I closed the door.

i nodded ans started the game sitting back on the bed. butit wasn't leaving my mind, therefore i was distracted greatly

I sat next to her and pulled her close, but she was doing poorly. "Hey, it was probably just the wind or something." I smiled. "Something rattling in the ducts."

"it just bothers me. maybe we should go look around. just to make sure."

I nodded. "Alright." I put my arm around her waist and kissed her gently. "I still think we're alone here."

i smiled and kissed him. "i know. come on." i said standing and taking his hand going to the door

I opened it and we started to walk around the building, finding it empty. "See? Nothing. We're all alone!"

i smiled. "yeah. i must have heard something. stupid wind."

I grinned. "Let's just get back upstairs. I was beating you good!"

I smiled and ran back up with him

I got to our room and opened the door, but saw something weird about the window. "Snow...?" I whispered. "It was sunny a little bit ago..."

I frowned going to the balcony and opened it and stepped outside.

I followed her. "It's not bad." I smiled softly. "It'll clear up by morning, promise."