If they meet for the first time, boys will take girls to the hotel to check in. What does this mean?

I don't know how to answer. Because it depends on the usual behavior and principles of boys and girls. But I met my current boyfriend for the first time and then went to the hotel. Our relationship has been developing steadily.

Here's the thing. It's my first business trip since my freshman year, and I'm going to a strange city. Because the train was late, the man sitting next to me couldn't stay, so we started chatting. This man is my boyfriend now.

When we arrived at our destination, it was already 1 point. He has been helping me carry the box out of the railway station, but it has been difficult to call a taxi outside the train. He had a hard time calling me one and asked me where I was going. I shook my head because I didn't know which hotel to stay in (inexperienced). He looked at me uneasily. He said he wanted me to follow him, stay in his company's agreement hotel, and let me pretend to be his colleague and enjoy the preferential price with him. So we went together.

After arriving at the hotel, I found that the occupancy rate of the hotel was too high. There are only the last two rooms, one is a single room booked by myself and the other is a double room booked by someone else, but no one has come yet. I just feel helpless.

Just tell him, "Thank you for your kindness. I'm leaving. "

He was a little anxious: "Then where are you going?"

"I don't know, call 1 14 to ask. There should be a place to live. "

He said you wait, I'll discuss it with them again. So he chatted with the front desk for a long time and called the manager. As a result, he gave us the double room reserved by others.

I looked at him and thought he didn't look like a bad guy. So we lived in the same room within four hours of knowing each other. We talked all night. . .

This kind of thing depends on the situation at that time. If boys have obvious intentions, they should be judged by some small expressions and actions. Anyway, we are all adults, so we should learn to protect ourselves.