Begin Again (Cupid's Kiss Book 1) by Kelly Kathryn

Author:Kelly, Kathryn [Kelly, Kathryn]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2018-06-10T16:00:00+00:00

An elderly man in a dark gray suit came around to each table, one by one, to let people know that dinner was being served in the main dining room. “The meal is included with your stay, but you have to put on a tie, sir, and, miss, I’m sorry, but no denim allowed.”

“That’s not a problem,” she said. She had a suitcase full of formal attire. And knew that Noah had a tux with him. After all, they hadn’t changed out of their clothing after returning from New York.

“Very good,” the man said. “We look forward to seeing you there.”

“What do you think?” Noah asked. “Should we go or look for someplace less formal?”

“I think I’d rather put on a dress than venture out tonight. How about you?”

“Sounds good. Want to finish your drink first?”

“Nope. I’m good.”

It was a bit of a walk back up to the suite. Once inside, they went into their respective rooms and dressed for dinner.

Savannah put on her red high-low dress and black heels. Her floor length gown seemed a bit formal for the occasion. She felt a bit rushed as she ran a brush through her hair and reapplied lip gloss.

They met back in the parlor and didn’t waste any time hiking back down to the first floor.

The dining room was surprisingly crowded. The required formal attire gave it a different atmosphere than it had earlier. It looked less touristy now and more formal and historic. They were seated at a table with an excellent view of the water – just as the sun was setting.

Noah ordered a smoked salmon roulade for an appetizer and a bottle of pinot noir.

Savannah wanted to get back to their earlier conversation. At the moment, however, Noah seemed to be intent on distracting her with small talk.

“Did you know that the hotel has three hundred ninety rooms and no two are exactly the same?”

“I did not. That’s pretty impressive.”

“And,” he continued, “the front porch is the longest in the world.”

“Did you know that there’s a Somewhere in Time fan club that meets next week?”

“That’s unfortunate. We just missed it.”

“It’s OK. I think it would be distracting,” she said.

“I thought that’s something you would enjoy.”

“Maybe,” she said, “I’m in more of a low-key mood right now.”

The server approached to take their order. She ordered the roasted eggplant casserole, and he ordered the whitefish.

“We have to order one of those Grand Pecan Balls for desert. It’s their most famous dessert.”

“I don’t suppose they have a treadmill.”

“With all the bicycling, walking, and such on the island, I doubt you’ll need it.”

“I guess I can count that as cardio.”

“I admire your health consciousness,” he said.

“With everything I know about biology, it’s hard not to take exercise seriously.”

“I need to follow your example.”

“I don’t mind the company.”

The server brought their bottle of wine, uncorked it, and poured a taste in Savannah’s glass. She sipped. “Wow. This is really good wine.”

“Only the best, miss. Is this your first time to the Grand?”

“It is,” she said, glancing at Noah.

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