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Suzi said with a smile. "Wait a minute. I'll ask Waverly." He said, looking at her, "Which would you like to watch? Fantasy, action, romance or something else?" "Romance," she said. "Do you have any romantic drama recommendations?" He asked. "'My Esteemed Excellency' is good, oh, 'The Palace' is good too, I highly recommend this," Suzi replied with a smile. "Okay, thank you, Mom." "You're welcome. I heard from Stella that Waverly will come to have lunch at noon tomorrow?" Suzi asked.

But, as a newcomer, faced with literally millions of options, I could see feeling out of my depth. "Well, there's a few ways you can find the popular ones," I said, "Look at stories that have been read a lot or that have high ratings. That kind of thing." "Could you maybe, um, recommend some?" Jennifer asked. She bit her lower lip, and it was so sexy, it nearly sent me to the moon. But her request was, clearly, out of the question. "That's a little too private," I said, "Also, I doubt what turns me on would work for you. You know?"

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She began to say when Connor cut in. "The Kane Chronicles? That's a really nice series you picked out." "Yeah. Sasha, my teammate, recommended it." "Rick Riordan is a really good author. You will enjoy it," he said. "Thanks. There's a new cafe in town and I'd really like to try it. Would you like to come or are you guys busy?" She asked.

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I hesitantly picked it up, since I was the only one boarding the elevator. "Hey Mase," I spoke into my phone. "Hey baby," he replied smoothly. "So I have a few options for tonight." He went on to present his findings; three different restaurants, none of which I had ever heard of, which all served Italian food and seemed to have good reviews. "They all sound nice, Mason," I informed him, not making his decision any easier. "I'll be happy with whichever one you choose."