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he says, holding up his cup like a peace offering. I roll my eyes, letting the caffeine start to work its magic, and settle in to wait. The sound of running water and Serena humming something off-key filters through the door, and despite everything, a small smile tugs at my lips. These two are going to be the death of me, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. Sipping my coffee, I watch as Rich sprawls even farther into the armchair. “You’re not exactly a morning person, are you, even now all these years later?” he asks, flashing a grin.

I already feel stupid enough. When I finally pick the shot with the most smiles, I take another sip of my coffee to discover “cooling” has officially become “cold.” Perfect timing, I guess. I’ll go grab a new cup from Bean and Gone. I email the picture to the editors, stand, and head through the warren of folding-wall cubicles as students start to trickle in after class.

“I agree. We escalate this right now.” Morning continues to unfold. The sun climbs higher in the sky. I stand and move to the kitchen. The cold tiles press against the soles of my feet. I switch on the coffee maker. The machine gurgles and breaks the heavy silence. The rich, bitter aroma quickly fills the entire room. I pour steaming coffee into two mugs. I take a cautious sip and feel the heat sear my tongue. Then I carry both mugs back to the table. The wood feels warm under my elbows as we settle in across from each other.

ROWAN : black coffee right now… She hurriedly moves down towards the kitchen and prepared his coffee quickly just to be safe and not to get any harsh words from him. He was checking his mails and daily routine in his phone while signing her through his eyes to bring the coffee towards his mouth as he was busy in his phone. She gulped and nervously brought the cup to his mouth and made him drink it. He took a sip without looking at her, when his eyes moved from his phone it landed on her cleavage and little mark on her upper chest which is looking so sexy, he was unable to control his desires, so he threw the hot coffee from his mouth on her cleavage. The coffee was so hot that sapphire shout

Another coffee. Hands held longer. Truth deepening. No rush. But unstoppable. Coffee dates disguised no more. Something real blooming. (Word count: 1100) Ready for Chapter 33?

“It needs to be exactly 180 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s exactly how Mr. Cross likes it.” My hands were shaking so badly I almost dropped the thermometer. I dipped it into the coffee, watching the digital display. 187 degrees. Too hot. “We have to wait,” Marie said. “Just a minute or two for it to cool down.” I watched the numbers tick down, each second feeling like torture. 185… 183… 182… 181. “There!” I said, my voice coming out too loud. “It’s 181!” “Perfect,” Marie said, handing me a clean white cup—different from the one the espresso had brewed into. “Pour it in here. This is Mr. Cross’s preferred cup for his morning coffee. The coffee will be 180 degrees Fahrenheit when poured.”

The sky was clear, even though the sun hadn't fully risen yet. Lyra could feel the cold breeze on the balcony while holding a cup of cold coffee. The coffee she had been trying to drink since early this morning had completely cooledd breeze on the balcony while holding a cup of cold coffee. The coffee she had been trying to drink since early this morning had completely cooled. Since she woke up at three in the morning, she was not able to go back to dreamland and chose to make the most disgusting cup of coffee she could possibly make. Because Zin has always made her the drink, she did not fully understand how to use the fancy coffee machine they have in the kitchen. Dame was not up yet, and

"Billy, coffee. Now." "Yes, sir," Billy responded, already moving to get my order. I straightened up slightly, pinching the bridge of my nose to push away the dull ache forming at my temples. Through my peripheral vision, I could see Barbara and Oliver exchanging glances, their curiosity practically burning holes into me. They were dying to ask, but I wasn’t in the mood. Instead, I closed my eyes again, waiting for my much-needed caffeine to arrive. "Sir, your coffee," Billy finally announced, placing the steaming cup in front of me.

I’d lost count. Young Master Henry was still there. Perched on the same bar stool, sleeves still rolled up, scotch long gone. He hadn’t touched a single cookie. I don’t even know why he’s making me bake so many cookies so early in the morning. “Thirteenth thing,” Young Master Henry said, checking his watch. “Coffee.” I looked up, wrists aching from the mixer. “Young Master, it’s four in the morning.” “I’m aware.” He stood, finally, and stretched. The movement pulled his shirt taut across his shoulders. “French press. Black. No sugar. The beans from Colombia.”

I went back to the place I'd died five times in a row. There were no burn marks inside the apartment and no alloy walls remodeled to look like a bank vault. Everything was exactly the way it had been the very first time I'd entered the game. On the coffee table sat a note and a cup of coffee that was still steaming. It was my favorite order—a latte with 70% sweetness. I walked over. Curiosity pushed me to pick it up and take a sip. The temperature was perfect; even though it had taken me three hours to drive back from the coast, the coffee was still hot.