2 Hour Cocktail Party Novels & Stories

Gabriella said expressionlessly. "I won't go." Henry did not allow her to refuse. "I'll pick you up tomorrow afternoon." He turned to leave. Before he left he reminded Felise, "Lise, remember to listen to your Aunt Gabriella, okay?" Felise nodded. She watched Henry leave with the door closed behind him. She looked up and asked curiously, "Aunt Gabriella, what's a cocktail party?" Gabriella explained simply, "It's when a lot of people gather and drink alcohol."

I spend a boring afternoon watching as the Alphas arrive and then move to the backyard to enjoy time by the pool. Finally, Clint comes back to the room, just as I get out of the shower. The official cocktail party starts at 6pm, with a sit-down dinner at 7pm.

“I’ll take it that you’ll be back here by 12 midnight.” “12?” My brow shot up. “Yeah.”.... “Party ends at two. That leaves us two hours.” His eyes locked on mine, mouth tilting. “Alone.” My whole body short-circuited. Two. Hours. Alone. I laughed, trying to shake it off. “Two hours? You sound way too confident.” “Not confidence,” he said, leaning closer, breath hot at my ear. “Fact.” “Fine,” I snapped, smirking even though I was melting inside. “ I'll make sure I'm out. Don’t make me regret it.”

The two of us head over to the marquee for the briefing and set up. The event starts at 9:00 and by 11:00 most people are here and flooding the beach. The party is at full blast. I’m walking around with trays of drinks and food, offering them to the esteemed members of the gentleman’s club as well as their partners and bratty children (most of whom I go to university with). The beach is filled with wolves, humans, vamps, fae, witches, warlocks, everyone who is anyone in the business world.

The groans he makes enjoying my flavor are playing like a song on repeat in my head. Friday night, I accompanied him to the most boring gala. The cocktail hour only lasted thirty minutes, then we were all made to sit through a dinner of speeches. Not a single performer graces the event. Even Cass leans over and whispers in my ear that, in hindsight, the silks were mind-blowing. I eventually rested my head on Cass's shoulder and nodded off for a bit. By the time the dancing started, we were in no mood to stick around.

TWO DAYS LATER... From the bedroom window, the party looked beautiful. Debbie had been planning this welcome cocktail party for days, and I think it was all worth it. She had done a pretty great job... Tables dressed in white linen dotted the grass, each crowned with tall vases of wildflowers and silver trays of champagne. Soft jazz drifted from speakers hidden among the hedges. People... well-dressed, confident, clean... mingled with practiced ease. You could hear laughter floating up in little waves.

The next day, the opening was perfect, in the morning the main store in the center of Dubai, and in the afternoon the other one in the north of the city, we took many photos with customers, and it was wonderful and a success. There was a cocktail party at night, and the party was spectacular, with live concerts by great names in music, there was even a Brazilian duo Zé Neto and Cristiano, and a beautiful Arab and Italian buffet was also organized. The party went on until three in the morning, I thought everything was great, and being recognized as a model was wonderful, I feel happy and fulfilled, and without a doubt loved. Henrico looked at me with pride, and I look at him even more, my hus

He knew a lot about the latest news on the Internet. "I've said that you are more than welcome. It is as same as taking care of one child. It's better for us to take care of the two of them as they can play together." Marie said with a smile. At this time, a waiter came over and said, "Dear guests, there is a cocktail party on the beach at the number three restaurant at six o'clock in the evening." "Okay, okay!" Marie nodded. There were only a few people on the island, and they were all from our side. Naturally, everyone would go there. It would be desolate if there were fewer people.

"You only need one man to love you. But him to love you free like a wildfire, crazy like the moon, always tomorrow, sudden like an inhale and overcoming like the tides. Only one man and all of this." C. JoyBell C. . To say that the party will be a disaster would be an understatement. We had initially set the time for the party to be at 8 p.m. and last for an hour and 30 minutes and it's barely 8:30 p.m. and the hall is already crawling with guests. I cannot bring myself to leave my room for the fear of running into someone I don't want to talk to go see someone I don't want to meet. I barely know half of those invited she and I don't know if I will be able to fake a smile just to make them h

Nancy said with a smile. At this time, a waiter came over and said, "Dear guests, there is a cocktail party on the beach at the number three restaurant at six o'clock in the evening." "Okay, okay!" Nancy nodded. There were only a few people on the island, and they were all on our side. Naturally, everyone would go there. It would be desolate if there were fewer people. After the waiter left, I walk in the direction of our room. On the way, I happened to pass by the number three restaurant and saw several waiters were arranging the venue for the cocktail party on the beach.