CHRISTIAN DOYLE.
âWell, I wouldnât really mind having someone make it for me, but seeing as I donât have a personal chef or someone living with me who could achieve that, Iâll just have to make it on my own. I like to think I have decent cooking skills⊠baking not so much,â he replied with a chuckle, knowing fairly well any attempt at making a cake or cookies would inevitably fail. âPopularity isnât always the best thing, you know. Theyâll probably get too big for their bridges â the place will get too crowded, waiting for drinks will take too long. People may get tired of it,â he said, shrugging. What did he really know about clubs? âI think I can squeeze that into my very busy schedule. Of course, Iâll have to cancel my other party at Elysium.â
âWell I didnât think of you as that luxurious. I was talking more of a girlfriend or something,â she laughed for a moment. âOh come on --- you donât have a good cookie recipe that you swing out for girls on the third date? I know my signature move for any date is pasta. Everybody loves carbs,â Frankie noted with a snap of her fingers. âI guess youâre right. Nobody wants to go to some out the line coffee shop, theyâd rather go to the deli next store,â she referenced a similar example in agreement. âDonât worry, though. I swear that my party will be just the right fit.â Though she suddenly frowned for dramatics, lightly smacking his arm, âYouâre a damn traitor.â










