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Gillian asked as a slight smile tugged on the corner of her lips. “There are nice and iconic beaches here in Honolulu, there are also nice places to eat great meals. So, where would you like to go mum?” Barbara asked again. Mrs. Natalie slightly raised her eye brows as she thought of where to go, the two offers were great indeed. On one side, she would eat nice meals in one of best restaurants in Honolulu and may even get to eat her favorite meal and on the other aspect, she would get to visit one of the nice beaches in the town. It was quite a delicate decision to make. “Mum, are you here?” Barbara asked her mum who seemed lost. “Oh yeah” she was brought back to reality. “Your offers are ju

At the beach, Sebastien had already prepared a beach date for her. When they reached the beach, Evelyn was surprised to see the arrangements. There was a small and cute tent, and a table full of food was set up in front of the tent. "You prepared these?" Evelyn asked. "Yeah, beach date is not a bad idea after all. " He grinned. "Let's dig in. I'm hungry. " She said, and both sat down, savoring the delicious food. "You know this salad is a called gado gado." Sebestian said, referring to the plate of salad in front of Evelyn.

I remarked. “……!” She realized. “B-But… Ruby doesn’t want to leave myaster…!” However, she’s not biting. “Then… can you please stay with Restia for my sake? Besides, Selisia is famous for their fresh seafood products. If you wish to, you could buy what you like back home.” “R-Really…!?” It works— it works too well. Her eyes are sparkling with glitters. “Yup.” I smiled. “Yay…!”

A violinist breaking an arm would be a disaster. “Well, it’s insured.” He says, wiggling his fingers in front of me. “I think we’re just gonna grab one last hot cocoa or so and then gonna go home.” We’re gonna work when the sun is down so it all plays out perfectly. “I would not mind a hot cocoa with some whipped cream.” “We call it in Switzerland Schoggi Melange and it’s just the most nostalgic thing to me. When you’re in the mountains and you’re skiing, you’ve got to get a Schoggi Melange.”

Kyle screamed grabbing a hold of his leg, we had started drawing attention to ourselves, "Could you keep your voice down?!" Bruce whisper shouted at him, "and why do you have to bring up Glow" he pulled Kyle closer by his red sweatshirt and whispered "especially after knowing how Vic gets when you mention her". They both turned to look at me, I feel so bad now because they miss Glow and its all my fault that she's not talking to them, if she'd only given me an opportunity to apologize. "Guys, you don't need to stop talking about Glow or even talk to her, she's your friend too" I sigh looking at my lunch, today I had leftover pasta from the night before and meatballs, another reason why I mis

Picking up a bluish bag, he read off the body, “we have seafood spice,” Seung-ho was met with disapproval on Min-a's face as he wrinkled his nose in a cute manner. “Fish and chips? Ugly.” Seung-ho chuckled, nodding. “Alright, bad chips. Away with you.” “That leaves us with plain original, salt and vinegar, onion and sour..” He raised all three in the air.

Inside the Montagne el'Varel Viewing Platform. "Seafood from the Wildlands are truly something else," Madam Josefa commented, poking at a plate of something called Blue Fish Grass in Orange and Garlic Sauce. It was definitely blue, but it didn't look anything like fish, or grass, for that matter. It looked like blue burger patties covered in grated orange skin and garlic chunks. Bravely, she cut up a piece and chewed it thoughtfully. "Well, it definitely tastes like fish."

"The soup is getting cold." Giselle made a noise that might have been a suppressed laugh. The soup course passed. Then the salad. The fish. Each course bringing new opportunities for passive-aggressive commentary. "How do you like Silvara, Prince Orion?" one of the advisors asked. "It's..." Orion paused, clearly choosing his words carefully. "Quaint. Smaller than I expected." Adrienne's fork stopped halfway to her mouth. "Quaint." "Yes. Charming, in a provincial sort of way."

"It is the only... mercy... we are allowed." Kesi, driven by the primal hunger of the desert crossing, didn't hesitate. He grabbed a blue block and took a massive bite. His eyes widened. "Ressi, it’s... it’s incredible. It tastes like the honey-cakes from the village, but... better. Perfect." Ressi looked at his own tray. He picked up a block, feeling its strange, gelatinous weight. As he took a small bite, the flavor exploded across his tongue—a calculated masterpiece of salt, sugar, and synthetic fats. It was addictive. It was comforting.

Judging from how calm he was despite knowing that the other guy had called for more men, it was likely that Severin was no ordinary man! "We get to eat some big lobsters, Mom! Do lobsters taste good? I've never tried them before!" Selene was almost drooling when she looked at the big lobster on the menu.