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I giggled and stared at my phone until I heard a knock on the door. "Come in," I said, and the door opened. A young man that's a waiter came in. "Your attention is needed ma'am at our Michelin-starred restaurant." He said in an Italian accent. "Yeah thanks, I will follow you now," I said and stood up from my bed and followed right behind him. I haven't even changed my outfit and I don't even care a bit. We walked down the stairs as I rode my hands on the golden handles. We walked for a few minutes and we got to the restaurant.

She breathed in the faint scent of Mindy’s perfume, something floral and sun‑warmed, and felt the tension in her shoulders ease for the first time in days. “You look exhausted,” Mindy said, pulling back to study her face properly. “Thank you. You look annoyingly good.” “Rome will do that.” Mindy tossed her suitcase into the trunk and slid into the cab beside her. “Okay. Where do I even start?” She began with the piazzas, her hands sketching shapes in the air as if she could summon the cobblestones right onto the table. Then came the food—her voice dropped reverently as she described a carbonara in Trastevere, the kind of meal that sounded less like dinner and more like a sacrament. After tha

Tristan asked. “I'm close to the spring at the entrance after the parking lot, Come out you'll see me,” Olivia said. She was in her best dress yet she felt like she should have added more effort to her dressing. A few minutes later Tristan found Olivia and took her to their reserved table. Tristan was dressed in a suit and for the first time, Olivia saw him in a suit. The name of the restaurant was written in glittery letters that shone brightly in the night, “San cuado” Olivia's had never heard such a name before.

"Alright, since you promised, then go, but don't stay out too late, okay? Danger is where we least expect it!" "Yes, ma'am, I'll be back soon!" Clarice promised as she walked out of the hallway towards the door. The driver had already exited through the door and was waiting for her. Versailles Restaurant. The city's most sophisticated French restaurant, with a 3-Michelin-star plaque hanging on the door. When coming here to eat, you had to make a reservation in advance, or there would be no place, and Alice had been waiting for this grand meal for a long time. So, she asked someone to help and booked a table in advance.

“Darling, we deserve this. After everything, we deserve to be celebrated. Don’t you agree?” His eyes softened, and he nodded. “Of course, Maya.” Charles clapped his hands together, directing our attention to the catering manager. “Chef Moretti will explain the menu.” The chef, a tall Italian man with silver-streaked hair, stepped forward proudly. “We begin with cicchetti—small Venetian bites—polenta, grilled cuttlefish, crostini with whipped baccalà. For mains, your guests may choose between duck in orange glaze, osso buco, or Venetian-style sea bass. And for dessert, the pièce de résistance: tiramisu, candied fruits, and fritole, served alongside espresso and fine wines.”

The ledger lay on the table like a headstone. *Four Weeks Later* "Table seven is requesting a second bottle of the '88 Reserve, Ayana," Declan said, his tone clipped as he leaned over the sleek, minimalist granite expediting line. His leather jacket had been replaced by a crisp, tailored black vest, though his posture remained deceptively unbothered. "And the guest at table three wants to know if the white truffle reduction is entirely organic." DOCX

His rose-tinted glasses for Samantha had shattered into dust a long time ago. Since Samantha wanted to drag Rowena down with her, she clearly had a death wish and was just asking for trouble. Fifteen minutes later, Wynn and Trista walked into a high-end Michelin-starred restaurant they had booked in advance. Wynn set her bag down, took a seat, and expertly flipped through the menu. "Trista, what do you want to eat? I heard their Angus steak is pretty good." Trista rubbed her temples. "I'm not picky. You just order whatever looks good."

I reply quickly before walking into the beautifully decorated restaurant. data-p-id=dfa30cc30c07955dc4def3b39247eda4, Dean followed right behind me and I heard him saying something about having a reservation and then a waiter directs us to a table next to the window. "What would you like to order il signore?" A female waiter asks, staring directly at Dean. "I'd like some grilled steak please and your most expensive non alcoholic wine." he replies back using an Italian accent I wasn’t aware he had. "What about you miss?" She asks me directly.

“Two minutes ago.” Sylvia added, “Where are you taking me?” “Lunch.” “Where?” “You’ll know when we reach there.” Sylvia had no more questions. She assumed they were going somewhere with Michelin Stars and had a lighter menu. The car finally stopped after a few turns. It was indeed an expensive restaurant that served Italian food. Sylvia was rather surprised. She looked at him. He answered with a raised brow, “What’s wrong? Don’t like this?”

Sharp at 6:00 p.m., I walked out of the Alpha’s villa. A light breeze swayed my loose hair and the hem of my black slip dress. Stellan was leaning against a Maybach. For a fleeting moment, I saw his gaze rake over me, his eyes darkening with an intensity that made my breath hitch. But in a heartbeat, his cold, composed mask was back in place. He helped me into the passenger seat before starting the engine. “I hope you don’t mind that I chose the place,” he said. “This restaurant is quite famous in the pack.”