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Stepping out of the airport, the breathtaking scenery stopped them in their tracks. Snow-capped mountains loomed in the distance, piercing the clear blue sky, while the crisp air carried the fresh scent of pine and adventure.
"This weather is perfect," Siya sighed, taking a deep breath. "So refreshing!" Abhimanyu's eyes lit up with excitement. "This trek's going to be amazing. I can already feel it." Tanya stretched, enjoying the cool breeze. "This is paradise compared to the heat back home."
Dhruv looked around, eyes wide. "Those mountains look incredible. Can't wait to get started." Standing a bit apart, Rajveer took in the view with a calm, thoughtful expression. "Triund's going to be unforgettable," he murmured to himself. Even Alia, though lost in her thoughts, couldn't help but smile at the beauty around them. "It really is beautiful," she said softly.
They loaded their bags into the cars, setting off towards the trek's starting point. Excitement buzzed in the air as they wound through lush forests and quaint villages, each turn revealing stunning new views.
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After a scenic drive, they finally reached their hotel. In the lobby, bags in tow, they could feel the energy of the trip building up. Rajveer headed to the reception desk, greeted by a smiling receptionist. "Welcome! How can I assist you today?" Rajveer returned her smile. "We have a booking under Rajveer Arora."
She checked the system and frowned slightly. "It shows a reservation for three rooms, not four." The group looked at each other in confusion. "Three rooms?" Abhimanyu asked, frowning. "We booked four."
Dhruv, quick to think on his feet, offered a solution. "It's fine, guys. Abhimanyu and Siya can share one, Alia and Tanya another, and Rajveer and I can take the third. It's just for a few nights."
Siya blushed a bit, but Rajveer shook his head firmly. "No way. Siya and Abhimanyu aren't sharing a room. We'll figure something out." Abhimanyu opened his mouth to argue but stopped, respecting Rajveer's decision.
"Alright, let's head to the lounge and figure out our next move," Rajveer suggested. The group agreed and settled into the hotel's cosy lounge, dropping their bags as they sank into the plush chairs and sofas.
As they all sat down, Rajveer glanced around at everyone. "Alright, let's think this over. Maybe we can see if they have an extra room or figure out a different setup."
Trying to keep things light, Tanya suggested, "How about asking for a family suite? It might be bigger, and we could all squeeze in together." Alia nodded. "Good call. Let's check with the receptionist."
Rajveer went back to the desk, and the receptionist gave him an apologetic smile. "I'm really sorry about the mix-up. We're fully booked for the night, but our lounge area is available if you need extra space temporarily."
