Book Club Dinner Ideas Novels & Stories

I genuinely couldn’t tell if she believed me or not, and I hated the idea that she might not. “To prove I’m not interested in going to this event, why don’t you and I meet and do something else?” I tried to think of something we could do that wouldn’t draw too much attention to us. I didn’t want to get Annette in trouble for meeting me in secret, when I knew Jake still hated me and disapproved of any time Annette and I spent together. “Oh, I know,” I said. “We could go to dinner. There’s a nice restaurant here in Gray’s pack. It’s quiet and private. We could have a nice evening together.”

They talked for over an time when suddenly Rose made a suggestion that cleared things up. "Why not have the closing in two parts? First could be a meal at the Blank for the two CEO's and their willing contract girl - who looks just like me! I hear that dinner for three next Tuesday is possible. Then we could adjourn for the naked group fun here, maybe in the house... probably the pool house is a better choice. Mom will be gone so we won't disturb her, and all of us would be comfortable. We could have it catered for drinks and finger food, plus maybe some security we could trust for discretion and peace of mind." "You know, that really is a great idea you have there. I have such a smart daugh

Traditions that had endured for thousands of years. But the moment he mentioned tomorrow night's so-called "peak event," my interest flatlined. "The dinner will be held at the Silver Cliff Hotel. After dinner, there will be a friendly gathering for all guests, featuring entertainment, dancing, singing, and a variety of activities." I closed my eyes, refusing to meet his gaze. The more I looked at Rowan, the more I felt the overwhelming urge to send him straight to the afterlife. He continued to talk, his voice a persistent buzz in my ear. I pressed my fingers against my brow, trying to drown him out.

The phone rang in the dining room. Nicholas picked up. “Nicholas, I picked up a few great bottles of red at the auction. Free for dinner tonight? Last time was my bad. Give me a chance to make it up to you.” “Tomorrow.” “Perfect. I’ll book a private room. How about…” “The Captain’s Club outside New York.” Graham paused. They usually stuck to lively downtown venues or high-end private clubs. A secluded lodge in the suburbs was not their style.

She said then put her arms across her chest. “Fuck babe! I haven’t talk to my men yet. I don’t have plans for them.” Jace said then hurriedly fix himself too. “Everything’s already taken care of, Mr. Keller! I already have a reservation in Augustus’ for our dinner tonight. And as Lexi requested, we are all going to hit the club tonight also. But first we have to hurry now cause we are going to fetch the double troublemakers to school and bring them to our friends for a meet up.” She said, grinning widely.

“I need to get back to the library and also rethink my love life and what the hell is going on.” “Well, since you insist you don’t want to get anything, I guess we’re done here,” Luke answers. “By the way, there’s a dinner party coming up on Saturday, hosted by the Westbrook Group. Maybe we can talk later about what to wear or should we do it now so -” I cut in. “No. Later.” Plan what to wear to a dinner party when I am this mad at him? Hell no. I push back my chair and stand as quickly as I can, like if I sit there one second longer, I’ll lose my mind and snap right in the middle of the dining hall.

“The woods. In spring.” “That’s the idea.” I looked up. “Did you need something, or did you just come to disturb my peace?” “Both.” He pulled the second stool over and sat. “One of the neighboring Alphas is hosting a dinner tonight. His daughter’s coming-of-age. It’s small, nothing too formal. But he invited me, and I don’t want to go without a date.” “Oh?” I set down my pen. “You haven’t asked any of the other pack women?”

“That’s got to be one of the best ideas you’ve ever had.” “Remember. We’ll want to show her the relationship between three can be just as great, if not better, than two.” Kane nodded. “I think you should visit her at the library and show her the wonders of...books.” Books. Right. Blake choked on his laughter, already knowing what Kane had in mind. “Fine. I’ll do it.” “I think I'll take the second round and possibly invite her to come over to my place for dinner and a movie.” “That’s great.” Blake nodded. This was shaping up better than he expected.

"| have decided to have lunch or dinner with you. | wouldn't call it a date. We are just going to be two people having dinner or Lunch at a restaurant. So what is it going to be, dinner or lunch?" "Fine, we will go for dinner tonight, and then Iunch for tomorrow. | hope that is okay with you? "It's fine. I'll see you later?" "Yes Bosey, meet me at Brown and brown coffee shop at 7pm" “Brown and brown coffee shop, 7pm right? "Right Bosey, 7pm and don't be late" Jenny added. Bosey didn't wait for Jenny to say another word, he

I suggested. “No Claire, why don’t we book for a hall and give it a design of our choice. You get it? Like sef it up in our own way with her pictures on the wall, balloons, more like a dinner date where we invite few friends and colleagues to come celebrate with. Let’s make it a memorable day for her.” Karo suggested. He declined mine and brought up a new suggestion on how the party should be and I agreed with him. “So why don’t we… you know what let me just call an event center and tell them the type of party we are planning.” I said to Karo and he agreed to it.