Arcadia Happy Hour Novels & Stories

ASTRID just wanted to go home but she doesn’t want to lose face. When she got to the acoustic bar, Martha was already there. Lukas was also there, and Bullet and a beautiful young woman who seems really fond of Bullet. It’s her first time for a long time to visit such place since having Luna. It was one of the new clubs in the city which cater acoustic bands and promote fresh talents. The place is filled with smoke that’s artistically twirled, forming coils in the dimness.

He couldn’t help but stare at her as the sound of her melodious laugh filled the air around them, gaining the attention of a few bystanders who smiled at the golden-haired beauty as well. “Good evening, my name is Jodie and I’ll be your waitress for the evening. Can I start you up with some refreshments and an appetiser before you order?” the cheerful rainbow hair coloured girl greeted the pair with a wide smile. Deagan glanced over at Aria who was looking through the refreshments menu with a thoughtful look on her face before his gaze fell back on the bubbly waitress, “I’ll have a glass of Amarone Della Valpolicella 2012 and get us a starter platter to share please.” he looked over at Aria

Adrian smiled faintly before speaking again. “There’s a club downtown called Eclipse. We could reserve a section there tonight.” Olivia nearly screamed. “Oh, we’re doing rich-people celebrations now.” I covered my face laughing. “So?” he asked calmly. “Are you coming?” I looked between both of them, already realizing refusal wasn’t going to save me anymore. Then I laughed quietly and nodded once. “Fine.” Olivia pointed at me immediately. “She said yes!” The department erupted again while Olivia immediately started talking about outfits, drinks, and playlists before anyone could stop her.

Ada murmured as they settled into recliners, a teasing glint in her eyes. Mirena simply chuckled, unbothered. She shrugged off Alexander's coat, sank into the plush chair, and closed her eyes. She hadn't come for gossip or past dramas—only for peace, a good spa day, and her best friend's easy company. But Ada, of course, had other plans. "By the way," Ada began, slipping off her sheer kimono jacket to reveal a sleek crop top and shorts, "we're gambling tonight." Mirena cracked one eye open. "We?"

FEW PEACEFUL DAYS LATER A round fancy table full of different delicacies and drinks was surrounded by them. A party, at Amor House. The weather was already dim and it was a little windy. It was a celebration of Jason and Stacy's engagement and Mr. Torres's comeback. Everyone was happy, eating, drinking and sharing stories. Bethany, Xavier, Mr Torres, Stacy, Jason and Blaze all had beautiful smiles on their faces but as you know happiness can disappear in a flick of your fingers.

He winked and she blushed. " Thank you. " She said as the dance came to an end and they went back to the others. " Here have a little wine while we wait for the magic show. " Arleta said and offered her a glass. " I shouldn't. " She said politely. " It just has a little alcohol. " Jeremy whispered to Archer. " Mostly apple cider. " " You can take it. " Archer said and she sighed before taking the glass from her. " Such a baby. " Arleta scoffed. The magic show came on soon and Bellamy watched it with keen interest while Nicklaus watched her.

It molds us into the wolves the Goddess meant us to be. And because so many of us are still unmated, the nightlife here is popping. Our parents designed Arcadia with us in mind—modeled after Paris, Rome, New York, and Berlin. They knew we’d need a release after the intensity of training. So they gave us everything: clubs of every kind (BDSM, dance, strip, comedy), global cuisine, skateparks, courts, pools. You name it, it’s here.

And my heart was already tugging toward her. By early evening, the group decided to leave Arcadia and headed to a nearby café that had recently gained popularity for its unique setup, terrace seating, fairy lights, an open mic stage, and desserts to die for. The place was buzzing with a warm, cozy energy. Laughter, the strum of guitars, the clink of cutlery, it was a perfect vibe to wind down. We settled at a corner table near the edge of the terrace. As the golden-orange sun dipped behind city rooftops, I looked out at the skyline and smiled faintly.

As they toured, they noticed that the streets weren’t as crowded as they would have been if it were during the day, although it meant that not all the business places were open, it still was an advantage for them as Joana every once in a while, still felt the need to feed on one of them. Mirabelle continued taking them round, and then to their final destination before they returned to the hotel, she took them to the Arcade by Hatchery, it was a popular bar located in the center of the CBD. They didn’t have anything to eat, only a few cocktails, as they spent most of the time there playing games. The coven went back and forth competing with each other, from ping-pong, football, super Nintendo

"Claudia’s coming with enough love and energy for three people anyway. She’s basically my chosen family. That’s all that matters." "Claudia’s the goat for making the drive. And look, if you want to show her a good time, I know a ton of killer spots around here." "Oh yeah? Lay them on me." "Okay, so first off, you gotta take her to The Foundry. It’s this underground arcade bar right off Main Street... They've got insane cocktails, and they do trivia on Friday nights. Then, if she wants the best hangover breakfast of her life tomorrow, you hit Munchies. It looks like a total sketchy hole-in-the-wall, but their loaded breakfast burritos will literally alter your brain chemistry. And if you guys