Beyond the Darkness (Dragons of San DeLain Book 3) by M.A. Church

Author:M.A. Church [Church, M.A.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-12-21T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SIXTEEN – KIT

“NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH. What do you think of that for a wedding date?” Kit asked.

“I think that’s perfect,” Hudson said. “Connie?”

Connie pulled his phone out and checked his calendar. “We have nothing going on that entire week. It’s perfect.”

Kit bounced in his seat, unable to contain his joy. A broad grin spread across his face as he exclaimed, “Oh wow, okay, well, look at that. We have a wedding date. Wow!” The words tumbled out of his mouth in a rush.

“And that’s this upcoming November?” Connie asked.

“I…. Yes? Do you really think we can pull something as massive as this together in that length of time?” Kit asked, fidgeting nervously.

“Absolutely,” Connie said, reassuring Kit.

A mix of excitement and anxiety churned in Kit’s stomach at the thought of the tasks ahead. “Then, God help me, yes! Oh man, oh boy, we got to get serious about this now!”

Hudson glanced at Connie, confusion written on his face. “Um, weren’t we already?” Hudson asked.

Kit just cackled.

POOR DRAGONS. They really had no idea just how serious serious was. They spent a solid two hours discussing what kind of food they would serve. Two hours.

Hudson couldn’t seem to understand why the subject of serving food at their wedding was so hard. Kit was more than happy to school him on the subject.

Did they want fancy? Or did they want finger food? Did they want a plated meal? Or did they want buffet style? What about allergies? Were there going to be humans there who had allergies? Did paranormals have allergies?

If they went with plated, how many choices were they going to offer? Meat definitely had to be offered since there were so many paranormals who needed that, but the mers mainly ate seafood, so that was a consideration too.

After a quick phone call from Connie, the caterer he usually used was more than happy to do their wedding but warned that it would cost them. Once Hudson okayed that, ten minutes later, they had a menu to look at.

They ended up with three main entrées, and then another hour was spent discussing offering a full-service bar along with nonalcoholic drinks. Then, another hour was spent discussing a dessert table and whether hors d’oeuvres would be served before the dinner and dancing.

Kit almost fell off the chair when Connie repeated the quote for the food and bar service. “Mother of all.”

Hudson okayed it, and the caterer sent the contract to Connie.

“Okay, that’s reserved for our date,” Connie said as he pocketed his phone.

“I’m still not sure we should’ve done that before we reserved the venue,” Kit said.

“Don’t worry about the venue,” Hudson said. “I promise I’ll take care of it.”

“Okay, okay. I’m leaving that in your capable hands. But jeez, the food we just ordered. That seems to be a lot of food,” Kit said, voice quivering. “Dear God.”

“Paranormals,” Hudson reminded his mate, patting his belly. “We eat a lot.”

“But good grief, this much?” Kit asked.

Connie nodded. “They actually gave us a good deal on the food since we’re using them for the ball in December too.

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