Violet hated that she was doing this, but the chef had made the boxes and handed them to her before she could tell him no. She rolled her eyes and knocked hard against the door. "Neo! Open up!" She didn't want to stand out in the heat longer than she had to. Her designer dress hated the humidity as much as she did. "Come on. I brought you some dinner."

The restaurant was the best place to meet anyone. Free food and drinks, and she knew the service would be the best in the city. No one wanted to deliver less than that for the owner of the restaurant. "I've been told the special tonight is very good. Can't say I'm a big fan of swordfish, but the chef swears he can make anyone love it." Violet smiled and took a sip of her wine. "I've missed you. My trip to France was not nearly as fun as I wanted it to be."

Violet knew she would need assistance when it came time to opening up her next restaurant. She had connections, but she was always happy to give business to others in the gang. It kept things neater when she had specific requests that would make some question her. She sat at the table and sipped her coffee while she thought about her plans. "There you are, Levi. Thought you might have forgotten about me."

Violet picked up the drink from the counter of the truck and rolled her eyes. She had asked for top shelf, and she could tell by the smell that wasn't what she had received. "Why even bother selling this shit if it isn't going to be worth it?"

Violet was tired of looking at the cars. Some of them weren't even nice. They might have had enhancements, but she didn't care about that. She wanted something that looked nice. "If my shit was rusted, I wouldn't bring it here." She looked at the car across from her and rolled her eyes.

Violet fought the urge to roll her eyes. "It doesn't matter. You don't have a reservation, and we are full for the weekend. You'll have to make other arrangements." She couldn't make a table for them even if she wanted to.

Violet was never someone that liked to gamble, but she could enjoy a night at the casino from time to time. The socialization was more important to her than wasting money. If she wanted to do that, she would find a better way to do it. "Is this seat taken?" She asked and looked at the table. "Roulette has always been good to me."

Violet looked through the small bag on the counter that she had delivered from her restaurant. She could have asked for prepared food, but she needed to keep her hands busy. She pulled out different vegetables and took the time to wash them before finding a few different pots and pans. "If you're going to be in here, make yourself useful and find a cutting board, Cassius." She smiled at him and nodded to the cabinets.