"Let's go"

"Let's go," Mandy said. She grabbed my shirt and pulled me along. The woman never broke her gaze as we sped off toward our room.

"Oh my God!" Mandy said the moment the door closed and we were in the safe confines of our own room, which, luckily, was right next door. "Why did you stop and stare like that?"

I didn't know how to answer. "I don't know. I just. I saw the light on, I saw the curtains open a bit, and I saw some movement inside and I took a quick glance but once I realized what was going on I just froze."

"Oh my God, this is so embarrassing." Mandy placed her hand on top of her forehead. "We've been here for less than one night and already we are starting trouble!"

"I don't think there's any trouble," I said. "She didn't seem to mind. I mean, she didn't even stop." I thought for a moment.

"Part of me wonders if she wanted someone to see them."

"You think so?" Mandy asked.

"The curtains were open a decent amount. They had to know."

"I don't know, this is all a bit much. We are right next door to them. It's not like we can avoid them."

"We'll be fine," I said. "What's the worst that can happen?"

"They kick us out of the resort!" Mandy exclaimed.

"That's not going to happen," I assured her. "It was an honest mistake. We'll apologize tomorrow. I'll apologize tomorrow."

"No, you won't. Please don't bring it up," Mandy begged. "If they bring it up, we'll just say it was an accident and it won't happen again."

"OK," I said. "I think it'd be more awkward to not bring it up but, suit yourself."

Oh, yea!

Our ears perked up.

Yea, baby!

We could hear through the faint walls, the sounds of a woman moaning. Soon, the muffled voice of a man grunting followed.

Mandy looked at the wall. Then she looked at me.