Candle Light Dinner Jakarta Novels & Stories

That was why he had to come up with ways to show Jade that even ten Edelgards could not rival her. As for the blush on Edelgard’s cheeks—well, how could Javier not notice that? Night fell. Javier and Jade had decided to host a dinner for Edelgard and Luca in the name of their friendship and clientele. They had reserved a private room in the restaurant where the four began to catch up and talk about Xerxes Village’s progress. Dinner was pleasant, and Javier was behaving himself too. He had not been doing anything suggestive with Edelgard under the table.

Candlelight and chandeliers provided a warm and intimate atmosphere. "We want to say thank you," Jordan said, raising his glass. "To Gama and Sierra, for being true friends and giving us this opportunity." "And to a future full of happiness and love," Lopiuy added, raising his glass as well. They all toasted, feeling a deep sense of happiness. Back in their hotel room after dinner, Gama and Sierra sat on the balcony, looking up at the stars shining brightly in the Balinese sky. "I feel like this is the beginning of something amazing," Sierra said, holding Gama's hand tightly.

He quickly searched for a taxi to take him to his hotel, planning to rest for the night and head to the restaurant Zaline mentioned the next day. Zaline had told him that Emily was helping her uncle run a restaurant in Indonesia. The next morning, Delvin navigated the congested streets of Jakarta with patience, though the traffic nearly drove him to frustration. But his determination remained steadfast. After nearly 30 minutes of battling the busy traffic, Delvin finally arrived in front of the restaurant Zaline had described. The restaurant, located on the side of a main road, had a distinct Indonesian design with a warm, traditional ambiance. Delvin stepped inside and was immediately greet

Eric told Anastasia, who nodded. "There will be a candle light dinner on the rooftop for all the couples tonight. Make sure to reach the rooftop by 7 pm," Eric asserted. "Sure!" Anastasia replied. "Can we get some light snacks, Mr. Eric?" Anastasia asked him. "Sure, Ma'am. Wait for ten minutes. Thank you," Eric smiled and bowed. Anastasia smiled back and closed the door. She heaved a sigh and came inside the suite. She saw Alex on the bed with a champagne glass in his hand. "Would you like to drink?" Alex queried and forwarded the glass.

"Aren't you married?" "I am, and I love him dearly. I wanted you to have my number so we could set up some training sessions for hubby. He could use a few pointers." They relaxed as twilight gathered, oohing when I switched on my party lights, especially enjoying the Japanese lantern on the little island. All the lights were designed to draw insects away from the deck. I brought out a carafe of coffee and the Pecan pound cake. They groaned but managed to eat every bite of it.

He looks away from Jasmine and tries to focus on another thing. "What would you like for dinner?" He asked Jasmine. "Oh, anything, I am not a picky eater," Jasmine replied. ------------ Colton was speechless as he looked at the food at the top of the dining table, " Are we having a feast?!" he unconsciously asked with his gaze on the food. Jasmine ordered a lot of food! There's a grilled pork belly with lettuces on it and fermented napa cabbage, spicy chicken wings, dumplings, black noodles, and some rice that is rolled with dried seaweed sheets.

Upon seeing him accompanied by a woman, the manager’s eyes betrayed a thousand questions, but his face remained composed as he respectfully recommended tonight’s dishes. Calvin nodded, and the manager departed. Dinner was served one dish at a time, each plate a masterpiece of presentation, with rose petals scattered across the surface. The main light dimmed, and the warm-colored lights around the room glowed softly. Candles flickered on scattered candlesticks, and in the center of the table, a bouquet of roses was illuminated by small bulbs. Adriana nearly dropped her spoon. “Calvin, did the restaurant make a mistake? This is clearly a candlelight dinner set for a couple’s date.”

The rest of the afternoon we spend simply talking. In the evening, Jax tells me to open the other box. I do and find another fancy dress. “As yours got wrecked the last time, I thought I’d replace it for our dinner tonight.” Once changed, Jax guides me out onto the deck again, where everything has been prepared for a beautiful and romantic dinner. Red roses and from the wind sheltered candles are everywhere, just as fairy lights. Our table has gas-fired heatings around it, and blankets added on the chairs. Jax wraps one of the blankets around me while helping me take a seat.

Luckily, she seemed oblivious about motorcycle things, or how much it cost him. He didn’t want to ruin his cover immediately. So, he had to let her buy the dinner, though it felt déjà vu somehow. As if the time when she bought him ice cream happen again, only this time he didn’t do it on purpose. “Huh?” Lila waited for him to continue. He shrugged. “Okay. Just tell me where do you want to go.” Lila grinned. “I know a place…” There was a food stall by the river downtown. It served steam soft bun with sweet and savory filling, along with many kinds of drink which could be a company to spend the rest of the night.

"Congratulations on your new business opportunity, Mr. Damian. We would be delighted to assist you in arranging a memorable evening for both you and your girlfriend. Can you provide any preferences or additional details for the date?" "I would love an intimate setting, preferably by the hotel pool. Candle-lit tables, soft music, and a menu tailored to our taste would be perfect. Can you also arrange for some privacy in that area? I don't mind the price, book the whole floor if need be." "Certainly, Mr. Damian. We will make all the necessary arrangements to ensure your privacy. As for the menu, is there a specific cuisine or any dietary restrictions we should consider?"