Cielo Fantasy Party Rental Novels & Stories

I asked, looking at him seriously. Caspian's expression turned serious as he pulled out a notebook. "Right, so I've contacted some top-notch event planners." He began "They're ready to set up banners, balloons, and the works. We're talking about a full fairy tale theme here." He explained. I nodded approvingly. "Excellent. What about food?" I asked, pointedly. "Got that covered too," Caspian said, flipping a page in his notebook. "I've reached out to that gourmet catering company you like. They're preparing a menu fit for royalty." He explained.

As soon as she catches herself fantasizing this, she turns scarlet. “All right,” she says after a while. “I’m in. But it’s going to be tough because on that day, we have a CTF scheduled.” “A what?” “CTF. Capture the Flag. That means our location’s going to change.” “All right…” Terra says with just a tinge of uncertainty in his voice. “What’ll be your new location? Do you know?” “Yeah. It’s a nearby abandoned theme park called Enchanted Land.” “Enchanted Land… OK, wait. Let me scope that out on Goggle Maps.”

The future role that we would have within the supernatural community also played in this. “The Pramble coven operates six different feeding rooms in the South, but the one in Atlanta caters to selective pallets. Dragons, Fae, and sirens are just a few options to choose from. They are not always available, but there is always at least one of them. One of my contacts mentioned that they have a ‘main attraction’ as they casually put it,” Valis explained.

“My name is Sapphire and I’m here from Fantasies.” The muscles in Felix’s body visibly relaxed. Fantasies was an elite at home prostitute service. Their website allowed for patrons to pick any girl with whatever body specifications, kinks, accents, accessories or outfits the men desired. Fantasies ensured that all of their girls were devoid of STDs and had contraceptives so that men who wanted to enjoy the pleasure of sex without the pressure of condoms could be free to do so.

I’m beginning to wonder if she’s being deliberately vague or if she just keeps forgetting that I’m still the new girl in town. Shay laughs lightly and tucks her fuchsia-streaked hair behind her ear. “So this club is astrology themed, right?” she asks rhetorically, gesturing to the Club Zodiac sign. “There’s a special party here the night before the full moon every month, with guest DJs, cage dancers, shot girls, the whole nine. It makes sense in context of the astrology theme, but it’s really for us.” She winks, leaning in and dropping her voice low. “As you can see, though, a bunch of humans turn up too, so don’t go howling to the moon or anything.” I roll my eyes, giggling as I glance towa

“How are you going to get before the council though? That’s invite only.” I smirked at him and pushed over the invite for the party. I already R.S.V.P.’d for all of us. I did not know if they had gone to one before, but they would be now. It was not everyone’s cup of tea. “The Markov family will be hosting the party this year. As a siphon, I can use Markov’s own power against him and implant the idea that he needs to bring us before the council because he could use his power to finally secure me and the two heirs to Aedrul. Beatrice, Luca, Kenzie, me, and you twelve will be attending this year. Kenzie will give him a little show of her magic while I work on his power.”

The day of the Grand Celestial Ball finally arrived, and the Celestial Spire looked like something pulled straight out of old legends. Towering crystal pillars reached up toward the night sky, glowing soft and silver under the full moon. Magic hung thick in the air, old, neutral magic that made your skin prickle if you paid too much attention. No weapons allowed. No settling scores. Everyone played nice for one night, or the old gods supposedly cursed you for it. Ronan had never been sure how much of that was real, but nobody wanted to test it.

For the first time in months, it felt like I could breathe without the weight of shadows pressing in. Celia closed the ledger on her lap, already sliding into the rhythm of planning like she’d been waiting for this moment. “Less than two months,” she mused. “It’s not much time, but it’s enough if we move quickly. First things first decorations. You said silver and blue?” “Yes,” I said, excitement bubbling over again. “To match the moonlight over the lake. Lanterns hanging in the trees, ribbons along the path down to the water… maybe floating candles set out in glass bowls across the surface.”

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“This is a high school party, Elisa. We should play something actually exciting.” Elisa sputtered. “It IS exciting! It’s a classic!” Sky tapped her chin thoughtfully. “So is solitaire, but you don’t see anyone begging to watch that.” Charlie pinched the bridge of his nose. “Sky…” “No,” she said, holding up a finger. “I’m saving this party.” Sky straightened, eyes sparking. Charlie stiffened next to her. “I propose,” Sky said, loud enough for the hallway to hear, “that we summon a spirit.”