The new hotel was in full swing and doing well, filled with bookings and getting great write-ups. He went over there every day to see how things were going, along with checking in at his office to catch up on other business. With twenty-one hotels now in his possession, he was busier than ever. He liked to pop in on his hotels without warning, see for himself how daily operations were without the staff knowing he’d be there. Once or twice a month, he was away from New York, traveling to one of his properties for a few days to check things out. But he hadn’t planned any trips for the next few weeks. He told himself, and his assistant, Elise Cannon, that he needed to be in New York for now. By the end of the second week of business, he knew damn well he was lying to himself. He’d handpicked the best people he could find to fill every position. The hotel was doing phenomenally well. He could’ve gone to check in on one of his other hotels. In fact, he should have. But he was hanging around because of Julia Shay.
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