She didn’t even hitch over the price, nor did she apologize for classier food items costing more. Sage flicked a glance at Lauren, who hadn’t moved besides to turn toward RoniJean. Bea, however, had eyes as big and as round as dinner plates, and Bessie’s mouth had dropped open.
“Our dinner menu is a bit more robust,” RoniJean continued, looking around at all six of them. “We typically have more protein options, and lots of fish and seafood options for our evening meals. We can include the tea lights, all the dressing rooms, and of course, this magnificent hall in daylight hours, through sunset, and into the evening.” She looked up at the ceiling, and with the roof still open, Sage could see all the way into the atmosphere. “You haven’t lived until you’ve seen the stars from this very spot
