Blue Sky Chinese Restaurant Carmichael Novels & Stories

Grey said. “Miss Montenegro,” Green added. “Have a seat,” Blue offered. He guided Katleya to his previous seat and grabbed a new chair to sit beside her. “Have you eaten? I’ll get your order.” “Wow! A gentleman,” Grey teased, exchanging high-fives with Green. “Stop teasing me,” Blue said. “I know both of you think Blue has plans for me, but I know he’s sincere and real. I trust him,” Katleya said.

Jason replied and then, he bowed while Roman left towards the restaurant. Reaching out to the door, a bizarre wind blew his across his face, inflicting his hair to ruffle a bit as he quickly brushed it back before striding into the restaurant. Every speck of the interior glitters, there's a silver chandelier in the void ceilings which flashes it's golden light around, and there were a few black coated tables and chairs here and there. Nevertheless, weren't much people inside the restaurant. Roman scampers his bright blue orbs in search of one soul he has a private meetup with - Carmen.

Tony's eyes brightened when he saw the name of the restaurant upon arriving. He put on a smile while helping Sean to get out of the car. However, he did not proceed to do anything else. "I'll pick you guys up in a while." 'How could I be a third wheeler in a restaurant like this?' Molly pushed Sean into the restaurant and sat at the table booked by the triplets. The restaurant's theme color was baby pink, and there was a love-shaped chandelier hanging on the ceiling.

It was already late afternoon but the two of them didn't remove their shades and long coat until they secured a table at the second floor of Blue Feathers, a luxurious restaurant within Central Alina half an hour drive away from her new place. "I want all their dishes priced more than 10,000 credits each! And red wine too! The most expensive one! No, I don't want a single bottle. I want ten! You're not allowed to say no!" However, before the demanding blonde could even finish speaking, Ivy had already said their orders to the waiter. And although all the said courses were indeed above Deborah's quoted price, she only ordered three dishes and a fairly known brand of red wine. "Hey, I said all

Susan stomped out of there as she placed the stuff in the kitchen before she hurried into the lounge not wanting her mom and him to talk much. "Yes, I own a restaurant," Ethan said. "Wow, that's amazing, is there Chinese on the menu?" Blair asked. "Of course, you should visit," Ethan said. "Susan loves Chinese food. We should visit your restaurant. What do you say, Susan?" Blair asked, looking at her. "No Mom. My exams are this week," Susan said calmly. Blair's face dropped. 'What the f*ck are you doing here?' Susan growled through the mind link as his eyes snapped to her.

"Then let's meet tonight." I got up in surprise. "Tonight?" "Why? Are you not eager to know about the Lycan king?" I glanced at the roses in the garden. Under the moonlight, they were glimmering blood. "Okay." "Come to the Blue Ciara restaurant." I was confused. I had never gone to that restaurant. "I don't know where it is." "Tell your driver; he knows about it." "Oh, okay." After hunting up the call, I went to get ready. I put on a black dress that reached my lower knees. I pulled up a high ponytail and left the pack house with light makeup.

The two women boarded Sherry's car and headed to the Blue Clouds Hotel, a fifteen-minute drive into the center of the busiest business district of the city. After a few minutes of a smooth journey, they arrived at the Blue Clouds Hotel. The 50th story magnificent hotel stood out among the sea of buildings around the area because of its blue and white clouds exterior paint, giving both onlookers and guests a refreshing view of the sky any time of the day. Sherry parked her car in the parking lot. The women exited the vehicle, entered the grand lobby, and settled on the couch. They looked at each other. "What now?" Nancy asked, scanning the lobby, liking what she saw around her.

Ciara asked as she glanced to Hatchett and Blue. “Well,” Blue said, settling in his chair. “We were just chilling at the Lobos, minding our own business. But seeing how the location is a great stopping point, we sometimes get people coming through there, not knowing it’s a shifter hangout. Not to mention the waitresses there are smoking hot.” “Will you get to the point?” Hatchett grumbled.

We didn't talk much in the car, but I nestled in his arms and he didn't let go of me. The driver drove us to De Gracey's Restaurant, a popular five-star restaurant in the city that was well known for its expensive and exciting cuisines, both English and intercontinental dishes. I felt honoured to be in this kind of a place. All thanks to Liam. The waiter stopped by our table to take orders soon enough. “What should we offer you sir?” He asked politely, directly his gaze to Liam. “I'd have bacon and cheese.” Liam said to the man in white and black uniform and then turned to me. “What do you want to have m, Evie?”

Staring through her, Dawn asks, "Do you remember who that is?" In an unenthused tone, Chiara answers, "I can't remember." There's an awkward silence, and then our server says, "Welcome to Blue Luna Diner. I'll start with your drinks. What would you like?" Still watching Chiara, I say, "We're in Blue Luna, Florida?" The server glances at Chiara and then back at me, answering, "Mhmm. Would you like a beverage?" I continued, "Did Lucy tell you to come here?"