Blockade Runner Restaurant Novels & Stories

It seemed Pamela's fate clashed with mine. When we reached the next block, we saw a fast-food restaurant and quickly entered. I chose the booth that was close to the window, giving me a direct view of The Collar. The black van Frank and I saw earlier was still there in front of the club. There were men clad in black outfits and masks holding assault rifles in their hands. It was going to be a blood bath in there. I looked around the restaurant and we were the only customers present. It was a slow morning today.

Reese took me to a restaurant, ten blocks away from the Company in her car. It was a large restaurant, not just any restaurant. Alexander's. "The Boss owns this as well. It's one of the best restaurants here in Italy. Important people come to eat here. You can connect to many people here, you just have to find the right seat." She flashed me a smile. The place looked rich, smelled rich, and would probably sell a plate of spaghetti for five hundred thousand dollars. God please! It shouldn't cost more than that! "Let's eat this. You'll love it, Katherine. I know New York has delicious meals but wait till you eat this." She said and handed the menu to the waiter.

“It’s built halfway on land and halfway on the sea, so it’s not exactly a boat. It’s a restaurant designed to let people be on the ocean or land. It was a rather interesting creation. Umma rented it out for this evening.” “Who made it?” “Some family I’m not personally acquainted with,” he replied as he slid the door to the restaurant open. They entered together but were stopped by a butler. “The restaurant is closed. Mrs. Taeyang has ordered…oh uh…” the butler paused. Hae Mina glanced over her shoulder and saw Cass mask his face. “Never mind. Come in. I hope you know where the restaurant is,” the man muttered and scurried away. “What just happened?” Hae Mina questioned.

The two of them went in, and the group of hoodlums that followed behind them, upon seeing the expensive restaurant, naturally didn't dare to make a move. Reuben could only order his subordinates to wait at the side, waiting for Roderick to make a move on his way home tonight. Tonight, no matter what, he had to give Roderick some blood, warning him that he could not obstruct his clan's business in the future. In the restaurant.

Blaze asked, feeling confused and suspicious at the same time. It took a while as Catherine scanned her brain for an excuse, and then she boldly said, "Yup. It's called 'Seashore restaurant,' and their Bluefin Tuna with Olive, Cucumber, and Cilantro Relish is delicious. But Rome doesn't like eating there, so I don't go there." Even though the entire explanation didn't make sense to Blaze, and he wasn't buying a word she said, he calmly uttered, "I can drive you there if that's what you want."

"Uh, I mean, you met my family, and I guess Jessica and Simon are my friends, so sure. When?" Sebestian grabbed Allen's hand and kissed it. "They want to meet right now. They got a reservation at Runes." Allen's eyes widened even more. "Oh my god. Sebestian! Now? And at Runes? Oh my god." Rune is a five-star restaurant that just opened. It's very popular, and the only way to get in is through a reservation. Allen looked at Sebestian once more and saw his pleading eyes and his pouting lip. Allen sighed and nodded.

I turn my phone to show him the pictures and he gasps. “That is stunning. How on earth did he manage to find something like that so fast?” “I thought the same thing. The man has skills. Have you managed to book the restaurant yet?” “Yes. I got you a table for two at De LA Rosa’s. They aren’t the top restaurant in the city but they were rated third best and were willing to do anything to accept your request, even close the place to other patrons if needed.” “What about the other two?” “Both claimed to be fully booked and unable to make any changes despite my dropping your name and your promise to boycott them in the future.”

I say. "I was crazy that day," Theo says. He holds my hand across the wood table. His hand is very warm and huge. "The competing syndicates were trying to take our docks. I had no sleep. I am sorry, little wolf. Let me buy you a big dinner tonight to make it up to you." "The Blackwood University residence hall has food," I say. "That food is garbage," Theo says. He stands up and pulls my arm gently. "Come to La Famiglia Rossa. It is a syndicate-owned restaurant. The best food in the Harrington district."

She whispered back, “Insane is my brand. Roll with it.” Dinner was at this fancy steak place downtown dim lights, booths, waiters who acted like they were doing you a favor by existing. Ryder had reserved a corner table. We slid in me next to him, Mila across from me, Zane next to her looking like he’d rather be anywhere else but still staying. Menus came. Mila ordered the most expensive thing on the list without blinking. “Lobster. And whatever wine costs more than my rent.” Ryder didn’t even flinch. “Good choice.”

“Of course, he had to choose a place like this!” Reyona thought in anger as she got out of her car and trudged through the fake sea sand to the retro Seashore Restaurant, acclaimed for catering to only seafood and their lovers. Well, Reyona was no lover of foods that wiggled like they were going to pop out of her throat and dance the samba. She was even less of a fan of the bastard that had made her come to such a place at that time of the night.