Candle Light Dinner Jakarta Novels & Stories

Calvin took a seat on the right side of the grandfather, and Emily sat across the table, directly facing Calvin. "I really like Pecel, Grandpa. In Jakarta, it's hard to find this food, and even if it's available, it can't compare to the one from East Java," Calvin replied while accepting a plate of rice served by Emily. "Calvin, what kind of side dishes would you like?" Emily asked so that Calvin could choose for himself.

"James, is this serious?" asked Lily incredulously. Her eyes darted back and forth over the list James had just handed her. "Why isn't it serious?" The beautiful-looking woman wearing a peach blouse groaned in frustration. Not once or twice had James changed his wishes on the to do list in his hand. The list would be used as a reference for the wedding that was less than a month away. Starting from; hall rental in one of the famous hotels in Jakarta, invitations that will be printed as many as 1000 sheets, catering costs that are not playing games, kebaya selection and makeup that makes Lily glare in disbelief, as well as party decorations that make her already breathe.

Meanwhile, the group of Arabella and Samuel stopped at a restaurant first to have dinner. "Finally, experiencing Indonesian food as well," Arianna said happily. Among the many upscale restaurants scattered around Jakarta, the woman, who held the status of the conglomerate Walters' daughter-in-law, instead made a direct request to her mother-in-law to have dinner at a Padang restaurant. Fortunately, Arabella had no objections whatsoever. As soon as asked, she immediately instructed the driver to take them to the place Arianna wanted. "Are you having trouble eating there?" Randy asked. Arianna nodded. During her time in Korea, she did have a bit of difficulty finding suitable food options.

It's so beautiful. "Hello Olivia." As always James slung his arms around me, he chuckled "Hey, so want to grab dinner together?" He asked. I looked at Kelly and shems busy with Josh so I nodded. "Cool." He smiled. "The best menu in Bali is Ayam Betutu." I told him and he looked at me. "What is that?" "It's a chicken, you like spicy things?" I asked "Yeah sure do!" He winked "Good, now let's go eat dinner.” I left Kelly but when I turned back Joey standing around 6 steps behind me all the time. He looked at me with a weird expression. James took my hands and walked

Riele giggled, holding the pillow to her chest. In the bathroom, she stared at the oversized tub and looked at him with raised brows. “We could both swim in this.” “That sounds like an invitation,” he said, winking. She rolled her eyes and playfully smacked his shoulder. “Behave.” Jay laughed. “I’m trying. But it’s hard when my wife looks this good.” As the sun sank fully below the horizon, they changed into light evening wear and headed to the candlelit dinner waiting for them outside on the terrace. String lights glowed above their heads, casting a warm amber halo around them. The waves hummed in the background like nature’s orchestra.

"The sky has begun to darken. Look outside; the view from here is spectacular, isn't it?" I followed the direction of his gaze. From this seventh-floor vantage point, the metropolitan panorama of Jakarta at night unfurled in a breathtaking display. Skyscrapers loomed majestically, adorned with a glittering tapestry of multicolored lights, blending seamlessly with the rows of streetlamps and the headlights of vehicles crawling below like a subterranean river of molten light. The atmosphere felt intensely intimate and romantic, enhanced by the dim, ambient lighting he had deliberately set within the chamber.

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.”