Chapter 20

They found a hotel. The drive wasn’t long, and the town was full of neon and lights and casino glitter. Aidan had feelings about hotels, and those feelings were sometimes complex. His parents never stayed anywhere not exclusive, five-star, and soaked in money; he’d made it a point of pride to do the opposite, for a rebellious while. He also appreciated at least a certain degree of comfort, and comfortable beds. He’d generally settled on a sort of compromise level of hotel that existed at the intersection of practical but indulgent as far as bruises. Both work-related, and the more fun kind.