Stay the Night by Ali Parker

BLAKE:
I don’t have one home. I have approximately thirty-nine of them scattered across the country and the globe. My family’s hotel chain is my life. Unlike most people, my morning commute happens by plane. No trains or cars for me. If all goes according to plan, I will have even more homes soon. I move anonymously from property to property, checking on our people and reporting back. I’m always on the move, always on my way to the next site. And I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Until I meet Aston, and suddenly, I want to stay.

ASTON:
I come from nothing, but I’m determined to make something of myself. So what if I’m a virgin? I don’t have time for men or relationships. If my boss could pull himself up by his bootstraps to become one of the richest men in the country, surely I can carve out a decent living for myself at his company.
Meeting a guy who was actually worth my time isn’t part of my plan, even one who looks like Blake and is smart to boot. When he checks in as a guest in my hotel, the plan isn’t to get involved with the hot, mysterious businessman.
Then the company makes an announcement that could change everything. It’s more important than ever to buckle down and work hard.
I guess it’s true what they say, though. Life really is what happens while you’re busy making other plans.