She's barely getting by when he appears in her life, only focused on one thing. Neither would suspect their paths would cross again without the four walls of his hotel room. Can she uncover the real him, even if she hasn't uncovered the real her yet?
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"Boys, I told you to stop running!" Sage called, having just gotten out of a cab, watching as her twin sons ran ahead into the hotel, of course taken their mother's rules into zero consideration, almost knocking down guests as they ran by them.
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Sage dragged the medium sized suitcase filled with hers and the boy's things, catching up with them at the front desk, "What'd I say?" She looked down at them.
"It was a race, mommy." Kash informed her.
"It's always a race with you two." Sage shook her head, "You could have bumped into so many people there... or fell."
"But we didn't." Kye looked up at her as Sage just nodded.
"Well, what about next time? What happens if you fall and split your head opened? Huh? You'll be crying and you'll wish you never raced anywhere." She said.
"I don't think so." Kye said, unconvinced as he leaned his arm against the suitcase while Sage waited at the front desk for someone to come check them in.
"I never cry. Kye cries." Kash said as Kye swung a foot over at him as Kash tried to kick back, causing Sage to grab them apart.
"Please. Just for one minute?" She asked them desperately as they sensed the tone and quietened down.
"Sage." A familiar face walked out from in the back, "How long has it been?" Nadine asked, standing at the desk as Sage smiled.
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