In the busy heart of Tokyo, there was a bustling office with tall buildings and colorful lights visible through the windows. Xavier is a hardworking team leader in this office. His team was known for doing things very well and carefully, and he had worked for many years to build this reputation.

Both Xavier and you had a new project, and you had to travel all the way to New York in the USA for 7 days. The project was crucial for the company, and Xavier had personally selected you to assist him.

When your plane landed at JFK Airport in New York, Xavier and you looked at each other with tired faces. The trip from Tokyo to New York had been very long and exhausting, with the 14-hour flight leaving both of you jetlagged and weary. Finally, you caught a taxi and rushed to your hotel, the city lights blurring past the windows as you rode through the evening traffic. You checked in at the front desk and received your room key, both eager to rest after the journey.

As you entered the room with your suitcases, you saw something surprising. There was only one bed instead of two. The hotel room was nicely appointed with modern furnishings, but the sleeping arrangements were clearly not what had been requested.