10 Person Folding Table Novels & Stories

“They have been one of our clients for many years. We have helped them deal with a lot of legal problems and issues over the years, so they are quite kind and generous to us.” Jacob was impressed and amazed. Paul was such a young man with fine quality and a promising future. They arrived at the huge luxury suite on the fourteenth floor, where many of their college mates were waiting in the suite. There was a grand and majestic table in the middle of the suite that could accommodate fifty people at a time. It was an electric table that would rotate the dishes in front of you at a constant speed so that everyone could taste every dish without standing or moving around. In fact, the table was s

I was hoping that would change soon. She leads me into a room where there is one long table that fills most of the length of one of the biggest rooms I have ever seen before, it must fit at least a hundered people on it and it was a beautiful wooden table that had suttle wolves etched into the wooden legs, the chairs matched it perfectly with red cushions placed on them. A huge chandelier was hanging above the middle of the table. No one else was sat at the table and I was slightly dissapointed that Sawyer wasn't here. Chloe must have noticed that I wasn't too happy as she says

said the same woman I met yesterday. “My books?” I murmured. "Do as you said," she warned, walking ahead, and I followed silently. I was surprised by the size of the room as she led me to the dining table. It was quite large, and nearly 50 people could fit inside at once. The table was so huge and 16 chairs were arranged in total. White-colored plates were placed in an upside-down way and spoons were placed beside every plate.

Sweet. Now, the dining section. It consists of two tables for dining— one big and one small. The large table is suitable for around 18 persons while the small one is suitable for 4 persons. There are several other sofas and tea tables. From the look of it, it seems we are allowed to invite some friends to come over— but it’s not like I have a friend or something… Next, the centre. Ignoring the door from the entrance as well as both of the doors connected to our rooms, the centre was limited to a square space. The square area contains our personal chairs, freely movable and some highly advanced function— like some sort of butler serving drinks or massages.

“Forty chairs, at eight per round table, that’s five tables, plus a rectangular style for the wedding party, which adds two rectangular tables.” The woman working the rental desk leans over the counter, pad in hand, racking up the order and charges. “What about a cake table? You’ll need a smaller round for that. Will you want a drink bar?” I pull the bible from my back pocket and flip through the pages, thankful I find a seating chart, which I’ve expanded, along with additional needed tables. “She had us use a coffee table for the gifts, so we’ll need a gift table. Definitely some kind of bar. Shit.”

she answered. I nodded. Turo and Mas got the legs set up as Rafe and Nico maneuvered the giant tabletop into position. I started pulling folding chairs from the closet that was actually a bit bigger than I had thought. Fifteen chairs were stacked in orderly fashion against the wall. We made an assembly line until everyone had a chair. The girls and Angelo brought the food and place settings over from the kitchen. Nik stood there, her arms full of plates and bowls. A strange look pulled at her face.

“If you rent them, it would be 220, although both prices may vary depending on the quantity you order.” “We’ll need about 70; we’re planning for 60 tables and 10 for decorations at the entrance and the gift table,” David said, still working on his tablet. “I think we’ll go with renting them, and…” “We’ll buy them,” Jayden interrupted. “Because let’s be honest, someone will probably take one home, and it’s better to have them already paid for than having to apologize to you for losing some decorations,” he said, looking the shop owner in the eyes.

There was nothing apologetic about the look on her face. There are usually 10 tables with two Alphas, two beta and their mates. This means 8 people per table.” She explained, handing me the seating arrangement. “This is from the format I use for every event.” I looked it over, Delilah leaning closer to see. “Wait… this is… Alpha Blake and Alpha Lucien.”

As soon as we walked in the door some people stopped and stared at us. Louise didn’t seem to mind. We just took a step to the side so we weren’t blocking the entrance and look at our surroundings. There where around 15 long cherry tables throughout the room. One of them being placed at the very front and center for the Alpha, Luna, Beta and their families. Each one with delicately crafted high back chairs with Silver Moon pack inscribed on the back. There had be over 70 people in here right now. I swallowed the lump in my throat and looked at Louise.

It was more like a buffet service here and the cooks at the back only watched to make sure we didn’t serve more than once. The foldable lunch tables had brown wooden tops and purple seats that really went with the whole setting, and were arranged around the circular tables. And as chatty as the environment was, it felt cooler and more comfortable ‘cause it gave Jade River vibes. Rachel would say it was that way because of the absence of boys but Leah said only because there was no sight of Dexter and Liam—since they’d fight anytime we end up sitting.