The Rosebush Hotel

The Rosebush Hotel

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jun 21, 2021
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"Welcome to Rosebush Hotel." × × × When Peter Wilson discovers his wife's affair with his lifelong best friend, he knew he needed to escape. Stuffing as much as he could into his beat-up gym bag and flinging it into the back of his car, he drives with nowhere to go. Rosebush Hotel was a hidden little gem dug deep into a quiet village on the outskirts of Ireland. Reasonable prices, clean rooms and an extremely independent - and questionably young - owner. It was a one-stop-shop for late night drivers or dirty affairs, but never for longer. So why would the newly singleton want to stick around that little bit longer? After all, the coffee wasn't that good. Started: March 21st 2020.
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Coffee

***A/U Where Max Stays Seperated from Georgia**** What started out as a joke between friends, quickly leads to Helen Sharpe figuring out what Tinder is and how it works. When coffee leads to more- what will Helen lose first? Her mind? Or her dignity? Max Goodwin has a good life, with a wife and expecting his first child- however when his actions lead to their eminent separation- Max decides his new bachelor life should be quite eventful. However sometimes Coffee just won't cut it. Attention: All characters are owned by NBC's New Amsterdam. I merely own the plot to the. Story. Warning: Adult Content. Sexual themes, violence and mature language. Reader's should be 18.

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