Why you guys in my room? UNBELIEVABLE ....

 My kids and I left for a 5-day vacation, but as we approached the last day, we decided to extend our stay.

I spoke to the front desk and told her we wanted to remain in our room for an additional 5 days. I felt relaxed, my room was secure. I can enjoy my extended stay.

The kids and I went on an outing and when we returned, we found two hotel employees – a male employee and a female employee, enjoying a private moment in our room. That made me SO mad. How you two in my room? 

This was not the way I wanted my kids to learn about the birds and the bees. 


Story by Michelle M.

Location: Miami, FL, USA

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