Novel & Cerita Blue Water Bistro Alden

“Thanks to your menu, darling.” Theo sees Mrs. Aldridge’s sassy expression crack for a split second, then she snaps her gaze to her husband. “Not my menu, actually.” She murmurs with a bit of discomfort in her tone and takes her fork back. Theo likes this nervous expression on Mrs. Aldridge’s pretty face. “Her menu?” He asks with curiosity. “Oh, yes. She may have been inspired by that restaurant, Thales Blue. Right, darling?” He looks at his wife who seems indifferent against the topic and calmly slicing her beef.

His voice matches his look, deep and masculine. We all move to the beach barge for a round of drinks, talking about the game as we walk. Shortly after we settle down at the barge, the waiter appears and takes our orders. “Struggling to make an order?” Nickolas asks, taking the empty seat beside me. “I guess so. I'm trying not to go for something basic, but I also don't want to regret exploring something new.” “Oh, would you want me to suggest something?” “Sure.” “The ice-cold frappes are good, and so is the Blue Lagoon cocktail and the Greek Sunset mocktail.”

“I'm surprised at the nickname that people have for him. What's the word? Successful young businessman? Handsome? Charismatic? Tsk!” Jody chuckled in annoyance. “He's a new player in the business in Centralia, just lucky to be asked to continue the movement of the luxurious Hotel Alden although I must admit, since being managed by Bryan, Hotel Alden has been on top. Besides being famous for its facilities and privacy concerns, the Alden is also spreading its wings far and wide. I heard that he is currently handling a reclamation project to create a floating resort on Hondu Beach. Do you know?”

“It’s peaceful. I have no doubt you’ll like it.” I settle back into my seat. If it’s not in that institution, then I will surely love it. Already watching the snow glisten on mountain leaves me oddly peaceful. Eventually, once I thought the mountain could continue up no more, Alden turns down a gravel driveway. It leads us to the last thing I thought I would see here near the top of a mountain. And it’s not the surprisingly large two story cabin which lights are already turned on inside. It’s the lake. It might not be massive, but as we pull up, I’m still mesmerized by the crater that supports this ominous dark blue body of water. I’ve never seen anything like it.

“That bastard Leonardo kidnapped me for nothing… If he wanted a hostage, he should’ve taken you!” “Not sure I’d make an easy target… Want some water?” Alden handed her a bottle from the car’s console. “I’ve never had so much beer. I think I got carried away in the conversation and didn’t realize how much I drank.” “Don’t worry. Nothing bad will happen while you’re with me. Just drink the water—it’ll help.” Alden drove to a lookout point his father had shown him years ago. Serenity sipped her water in silence while Alden reclined his seat slightly and closed his eyes.

" I set the tray down with a flourish. In the dim light, the porridge looked like it was powered by a lithium battery. It was glowing. It was vibrant. It was, for lack of a better word, aggressively cyan. "It’s very... blue," Alaric noted, squinting through the gloom. "It is ze extract of ze Blue Algae from ze depths of ze Mediterranean," I lied, my heart dancing a jig. "Rich in antioxidants and ze pigmentation of health. One bowl, and your internal organs will sing like ze bluebirds of Lyon." "I don't know if I can eat," he moaned. "My stomach is a war zone."

"Thanks, please, can I borrow your phone?" "Sure." Blue brought out her phone from her pocket and handed it over to Freya, she dialed the number, and downed her cocktail, dropping the glass back. Blue re-filled it. After few rings, she heard a voice at the other end of the phone. "Hey Oren, it's me. Does your offer still stand?" "Yes! Why not, just tell me where you are and I'm coming over to pick you up" he said, excitedly. "I'm at The weekend"

Diana AT THE BORDER, the guards bowed to her. "Lady Moonshine, we have been expecting you," one of the guards informed her. "The elders are waiting in the council room, I will lead you there," the same guard said. Diana shook her head. "First, can you show me to a hotel? My companions and I need to change out of these travel clothes." "Sure, follow me." The guard led them to a hotel called 'The Blue House'. "The Blue House is a four-star hotel. Due to its classic and ancient style, and the fact that it's located a few kilometres away from the border, tourists are attracted to it.

I take in everything we pass on the way there, carefully assessing anything I may need to know for the future hoping Star is paying attention as well. Ever the gentleman, he helps me out of the car once we reach the restaurant. It’s beautifully built, the dark wood and black brick are accented by tendrils of ivy that climb up the building. The name over the entrance read ‘Blue’ with blue light shining behind each letter so it could be seen in the night like the moon. “Alpha it’s so good to see you,” the young hostess says, “your table is ready and we’ve included our new red wine, I hope you find it highly pleasing.” She smiles with hearts in her eyes. I can’t blame her, he looks like dinner

The village gate was silent, yet it screamed with attention. Every villager paused mid-step, eyes fixed on the lone figure standing there. She was small, but there was a weight in her stance that demanded notice, a quiet defiance that cut through the murmurs. Kael Azure descended from the ridge, Seris at his side. The Blue Alpha’s presence always drew a ripple—a subtle bending of the crowd’s emotions, a pressure in the chest that reminded everyone who carried this territory. The whispers began before he even spoke.