Little Lunch Television Show Novels & Stories

Liz POV: After gym my day has went pretty fast. Before I knew it, it was lunch time. Yay food! I’m such a foodaholic. It’s ridiculous but at least it’s not all junk food. It’s all food in general. Luckily our cafeteria has different items to choose from. It’s pretty much a buffet. I grab a bacon cheese burger and sides, fries, side salad, a salted caramel brownie and ice cream along with a bottle of cherry Coke. I pay for my food and go sit at our table in the corner.

Maybe because I needed space, too. Lunch was simple—something I put together quickly, more for the sake of routine than hunger. The TV was on, playing some horror movie, the kind with too many cheap jump scares and characters who made all the wrong choices. Lucian sat on the long couch with his leg elevated, while I took the floor, my back resting against the opposite end of the couch. Even from here, I could feel his warmth. His presence. I rubbed at my chest, scowling at nothing in particular.

"Let's eat, Lani. Tomorrow, you have to go film the game show." Lani placed her phone on the sofa and went with Kane towards the dining area, where they shared a nutritionally rich dinner that Kane had prepared. Thinking about meeting Amory and Hebe tomorrow, she sighed. "I shouldn't have agreed to participate in this program in the first place." Kane chuckled softly in consolation. "It's okay; there's only one more episode tomorrow. When you come back, can I make garlic butter lobster?" Thinking about delicious food made Lani's mood improve considerably, nodding continuously. After finishing their meal, Kane cleared the dishes and went upstairs, quickly calling Ryan.

"Daddy, I'm hungry... Mia took my lunch..." My head buzzed. I prepared Theo's portions carefully every day. They were exactly what he needed. If he had not eaten lunch, that meant he had gone hungry for an entire day. More importantly, with his condition, skipping meals could trigger low blood sugar and stomach cramps. Holding back my anger, I turned to look for Ms. Walker. She was chatting and laughing with a few parents. When she saw me coming, her face immediately hardened. "Ethan, good. I was just about to talk to you.

I had already lost at least seven pounds, and for a short, petite person, that was a lot. So, I was trying to force some food down again. It was just a small bowl of chicken noodle soup, but it actually went down great, so I grabbed some bread and butter too. A commercial popped up on the teli, and I got impatient and changed the channel. Too bad the channel it flipped to was the news…and a picture of Cal and I was plastered all over it. I groaned out loud. Even though I knew better, I pushed the volume button, turning it up.

A few parents who were close to Ashley immediately jumped in to back her up. "Exactly. She acts so high and mighty all the time. Does she think her daughter's lunch is some five-star catered meal?" "Kids from broken homes are always so selfish. I think Ms. Turner was right to call her out." "Ashley, don't waste your breath on her. Your husband is an executive at a massive corporation, so why argue with someone from the bottom of the food chain?"

She smiled and returned her focus to her phone. Louis couldn't help but smile back. "You don't talk much, do you?" Lily shrugged and replied, "There's not much to be said." Louis nodded in understanding, and as they sat in silence for a moment, he changed the channel to a dating reality show. Lily glanced up at the television and exclaimed, "Oh! I love this show." Louis, seizing the opportunity to bond over a common interest, said, "Oh, I do too!" Lily's face lit up with excitement. "The first season was really thrilling! I didn't know they started another one."

Summers probably doesn't know it because she's younger than us, but elderly people like us prefer food that's lighter on the stomach and palate. "Did you know that a burrito from the shop downstairs only costs 15 dollars? It's delicious, and I bet that the extra money saved from the catering could be used for other purposes instead." Lilian would always gossip only with the younger employees who had mostly just graduated from college and still hadn't been working at the company for a long time. Soon, I realized that there was a new group chat amongst the employees, and it was named "The Lunch Inspectors". The admin of the group chat was none other than Lilian herself.

Shallie said, "You didn't tell me why you were knocking on his room!" Jenny tried to think something. And then said, "Oh, I remembered that I was about to ask about his new upcoming meetings. But now you are here. So, I will go!" Jenny left on the spot. She didn't want to talk to this woman who had insulted her once. She just sat on her desk and decided to take a mini nap. She folded her hands over the desk, put her head over her hands, and closed her eyes. The whole corridor was empty. Lotus Group provides 1 hour for the people to eat and enjoy in the lunch break. Jenny had eaten her food within fifteen minutes, the whole hall was empty. So, she slept within five minutes.

Another said. I collected the key to the room and left the girls there. Inside the room was a small TV, a sofa, the bed was big too and so on. Well it cool here but the sun is freaky hot. I took a cold shower and ordered food, Rice and Chicken stew. I ate and slept off soundly. .................. Kate's pov Next day...... I woke up and stretched out my body. I really had to sleep late yesterday. I had to search the diary mom gave me.