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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I booked the room at Chams for the NYE party for myself, knowing I might end up sharing it with an usual suspect.
I am a mid 40s single fem and free agent, and the gent is early 40s single gent and also a free agent.
He is a regular at Chams who goes there nearly every Sunday, and I have been there enough times to be remembered by the staff and other regulars.
Why the hell did I feel embarrassed when I asked if he could stay in my room for the night?
Could it be that it was Zoe whom I asked, and she is young enough to be my daughter, and it felt like asking my own kid if I could be allowed to have fun???
How I laughed an embarrassed laugh when she asked us not to make too much noise!!!
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"i cant believe you asked, am sure they are used to there being more occupents than the original booking in the rooms lol
you're just too nice Pearl "
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It's not just me, my partner in crime also felt uneasy about sneeking in without permission, even though he is a regular and is known to all the staff!
We did not wish to have any black star against us for being dishonest!  |
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