Annoying Orange X Pear Novels & Stories

Should I buy orange,Apple, pineapple or strawberry? I can't buy all of them so I will just take the apple and my one one and only favourite, orange. I throw three apple flavours into my cart, then move to the orange. There is only one left. The last man standing. A hand grabs it from the rank before I could do myself, And I snap my head to take a look at the owner. "Hey that's mine. "I didn't see your name on it." He scowls back. "Besides you were just staring at it." Okay he does have a point.

“Fuck everything, I want you right now.” He dipped his head in the crook of her neck, getting aroused by that sour fragrance of oranges rising from her hot skin. The sourness of orange and the sweetness of vanilla found in the heat of her body made her serve like a pie.

the elderly man said as he entered from outside, carrying a tray with several bright orange oranges. I quickly stopped the elderly lady, saying, "No need, Madam. We had dinner not too long ago in town, so we're not hungry. Please take a rest." Steve complimented, "Sir, the oranges here taste really good." "That's right!" the elderly man replied enthusiastically. "We grow oranges in our county, and this season's oranges are the best. Every household here cultivates them."

I blinked, then leaned in and took it. The moment it touched my tongue, sweetness spread across it. My lips curved slightly. “Wow… it’s really sweet.” Maria beamed immediately, pride lighting up her face. “I told you. I picked them myself.” Just then, Jasper shoved a badly peeled orange into my line of sight. “Here. Try mine.” I leaned back instinctively. “No. You eat it yourself.” His eyes narrowed instantly. “Why do you eat hers but not mine? I’m your son!”

Onyx informed her as he folded the map again and placed it in his basket. They arrived at the trees, and Onyx easily picked up two green pears. While Ophelia struggled to reach them despite her 5'8" height, the pears were high up in the branch. Onyx chuckled and wrapped his arm around her waist, effortlessly hoisting her up. He brought her down, peering down at her with a loving smile after she picked up two pears. He held her close as they walked towards the vegetables. On the way, they picked up mandarins and citrus before she noticed carrots, parsnips, leeks, Brussel sprouts, and sweet potatoes.

Lisa understood immediately, hastily obediently peeled two orange petals and brought them to her lips. The man opened his lips in a calm manner, and ate the orange she gave him. The orange is very sweet, mixed in a slight sourness, different from yesterday's bitter orange. In fact, he did not like to eat oranges, since he was a child, he did not like to eat this sweet and sour fruit. I just don't know why, every time she gives an orange, he can't help but open his mouth to eat. Even if it wasn't a taste he liked, he was reluctant to eat it.

I looked at her orange peels in my hand and tossed them in the bin. "They are perfect.. Sweet yet has that tangy ness to it.. Where did they get it from? " He smiled a bit.. "They weren't bought.. They were grown in my backyard.. The tree is full of them.. Take as much as you like.. " I nodded.. But then frowned.. "I want to ask you something.. " Alex followed behind silently, standing by the door like my personal shadow. Xander, Antonio, and Rowan had entered now, flanking the door. Tension crackled like static electricity.

The tree seemed to be void of fruits, but there was one left. I moved closer to it, and realized it was an orange. “Perfect. This should keep my stomach from growling until they come.” I said under my breath and began to jump as the branch didn’t really seem that far. “Am I that short?” I said to myself as I kept jumping. I literally jumped for about thirty times before I finally got the orange, but then, my corset cam e off, and to my fear, I began to hear the boys’ voices from a distant.

The moment they saw the pear crates scattered across the ground, their faces contorted with fury. "These are pears specially ordered for this weekend's state banquet. Who said you could lay a finger on them?"

They raised their little faces and opened their little mouths wide, their eyes filled with admiration. When Alex chatted with the old man for lunch, he found out that the price of the orange was not good this year. He quickly contacted a food processing factory not far from the local area. After they arranged for them to bring the workers to collect the orange today, they came to find Jessie and the others. From afar, he saw a slender dark blue figure crawling around on the thick persimmon tree like a nimble monkey. He thought it was some family's child, so he admired it quite a few times.