The Romantic Meal - Original Writing

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The Romantic Meal - Original Writing

Mr Anderson makes his flamboyant entrance accompanied by his elegant

goddess who was dressed in a black halter neck, long flowing evening

dress that brought out the true beauty of her sapphire coloured eyes.

The couple both looked a million dollars.

The ravishing looking couple were greeted at the entrance by the

maitre d'hotel, who gave them a welcoming bow. As they made their

grand entrance, their eyes darted from wall to wall as they inspected

the dazzling surroundings. Towards the back of the restaurant, were

silk, royal red curtains which overlooked the stunning sunset.

Dangling above them was a sumptuous chandelier which had diamonds

suspended from it. Classical French music flowed through the

restaurant, which was played by a pianist in a darkened corner.

Mr Anderson and his fellow beauty, Amelie were introduced to the head

table which was covered in a beautiful satin cloth with candles and

fresh flower petals disbursed over the table setting a truly romantic

atmosphere.

James and Amelie sat down and made themselves comfortable as they

gazed into each other eyes. The couple received the menu and at a

quick glance Amelie instantly saw what she wanted and was overwhelmed

to see the Lobster Thermador on the menu, her favourite.

'Merci and for you Monsieur?' asked the garcon.

'Ah, it all looks splendid, but I think I shall have to go for the

pot-roasted belly of West Country Pork, with aubergine caviar, baby

spinach, lightly creamed onions and bacon'.

'Merci, an excellent choice Monsieur, and would you like wine with

your meal?'

'Oh yes please, so what's on the list tonight?' asked Mr Anderson. The

sommelier handed James the wine list and James was pleased to see that

the Cotes du Rhone 39 was available.

'Monsieur, do you approve of a starter? Asked the garcon.

'Ah yes, I will go for the pressed smoked Gloucester ham hock and

confit pullet de Bresse. That sounds splendid.' Ordered Mr. Anderson.

'And for Madame, what would you like?

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