Enchanted Nightfall: Falling for Destiny

Snow and Jonathan were cruising in the same car.

Jonathan spoke with a casual tone, "You better watch out, that guy might be hitting the bottle pretty hard."

Snow chuckled, "No worries, we haven't seen each other for a long time. It's okay to have a few extra drinks when you catch up."

Jonathan smiled, appreciating how easy it was to communicate with someone as sharp as Snow. Originally, the two were mere acquaintances; now, they had become friends. And friends, naturally stay united! The barbecue place Manny had recommended was no ordinary street stall but rather a more upscale establishment located by the river. It was a two-story building, with the second floor designed as an open- air space, separated into semi-private booths with screens, a setup often reserved for celebrities.

Upon arrival, Quintessa headed straight to the second floor, leaving Manny to order downstairs.

Tyrone was a step behind her. The skewers weren't served yet, but the table was already full of beer and spirits.

Jonathan glanced at the table and felt a heartache, still feeling the effects of a heavy drinking session from two nights ago. Snow quietly observed the selection of drinks and gave Jonathan a sidelong glance. Tyrone suggested with a grin, "It's no fun just eating without drinks. Let's play a game."

dealing. Each person received three cards to compare sizes. The loser

Tyrone's method was straightforward.

of beer, watched coldly from the sidelines. Within the first ten rounds, Tyrone had lost six times, and three empty bottles already stood before him, adhering to their rule of drinking half a beer per

sensing the tense atmosphere over the dining table, "Quinn, isn't this a bit too

there to intervene? This grilled mushroom is pretty good, get me a few

"Alright."

teamed up against Tyrone. Tyrone must have realized it, too, but he hadn't said anything, keeping one wondering

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an eyelid, Tyrone was ready for another found. He announced, "Let's switch things up. If I lose this round, everything on this table is on me. But if I win, you two, split it, how's that? Think about it; it actually you two getting the better deal. Be

out and

a smile, "Sorry, gents, looks like I win. A bet's