Bubbler Caffeine Content Novels & Stories

Katherine handed Page her cup of coffee as she got into the car beside her. A waft of its sweet aroma danced around her nostrils, causing her to beam. What would I do without her, she smiled. In her hand was exactly what she needed. A cup of Nitro cold brew. She had made it a venti with sugar-free vanilla syrup, mocha sauce, an extra splash of oat milk, caramel sauce-lined cup, three shots of blonde espresso roast, cinammon powder on top with no whipped cream. Page was stressed and Katherine knew that at that time of the day, the higher Page's stress, the more caffeinated her drinks had to be.

I frowned as I brushed off the bad thoughts, I turned to Bella Gardener. “Did you have a fight with Terrence? He doesn’t usually leave you like that,” she said fast. “I only had a small problem yet, I’ve solved it well.” “Is that true? Then let’s have a chat in the backyard?” Bella Gardener made an offer. I nodded and agreed because in the backyard there is a beautiful bamboo pond. I nodded and followed Bella as I sipped the americano from my cup. Americano does have a thicker taste than regular coffee. And it seems this coffee is very good for business people who are under stress.

Of course, Kim had been a CEO for a very long time and had been used to bossing around people. The war had indeed begun. "The caffeine content is lesser than what we get in coffee, so I don't think it harms a pregnant woman. And Yen is already at the end of her first trimester, so the risk is low." "It's better to be safe," answered Zed in a firm and commanding tone. He turned to the waiter and ordered, "Just a glass of cold-pressed berries."

"External." He looked at the fireplace. It was unlit. Mira had banned real fires after the kitchen incident. He looked at the coffee station. The espresso machine. "Coffee," Elion said. "Hot coffee. Hold a mug. It'll warm your hands and mess up the reading." "Caffeine elevates heart rate," Cale noted. "That helps." "Drink three cups. Give yourself palpitations. I don't care. Just look alive." He pushed Cale to the coffee station. He brewed a cup of dark roast. He made it scalding hot.

With the sounds of his happy babies filling his office, he headed to the kitchen to get more coffee. On the top of the coffee maker was a sticky note in Gigi’s handwriting reminding him to have no more than three cups of coffee a day. It was a compromise, the doctor said two, his coffee addiction said many more. With a disgruntled sigh, because he really did want more coffee, he rinsed the coffee mug and grabbed a water bottle from the fridge.

I swayed my hips happily as I finished preparing my burger. He came and grabbed a breakfast sandwich for himself. He loved the way I prepared coffee so he grabbed a cup and lifted it giving me a sad puppy face. "Ugg, fine!" I rolled my eyes and grabbed the coffee cup from him. I prepared it the same way I always do for him. An 18 oz cup, with 8 hazelnut creamers, 8 vanilla creamers and one of those extra caffeine shots for an extra boost. I stirred it, sipped it, and gave it back with a smile.

Still, I chose to ignore it— there was no time to waste if I didn’t want to be late making Alaric’s coffee. I walked up to the coffee machine, gulping nervously before beginning with the basics. Filtered water. Exactly 1.5 tablespoons of coffee per cup. “Oh my goodness! She’s still around? She hasn’t been fired yet??” I froze as someone whispered behind me. “No freaking way. You see it too, right? I’m not delusional? Or did we both drink too much last night, because there’s no way she actually lasted a week. Isn’t this the longest anyone’s ever stayed?”

He sat back in his chair, leaning enthusiastically toward him. “How is it? Don't worry, I've reduced the caffeine in this coffee when I make it, so it shouldn't be a problem for you. Drinking coffee once in a while will give you no harm, right?” ***

Sana states, addressing the boy's name but glaring at another. "Oh really? Jason, do you know that the most of the stomach problems and heartburn especially in athletes occur due to their heedlessness of intaking caffeine on an empty stomach!" Harold opposes glaring back at the light haired girl also using high vocabularies to make sense that doesn't even exist in it. "Jason, just to let you know. The numbers are usually 2 out of 10. And the cause is not entirely coffee but many other insignificant supplements!" Sana continues with her daggers.

It was nearly one o'clock now, and she still had two more chapters to review. Even the usually effervescent Cali had been subdued this week, joking more than once she wished she had bought stock in Red Bull. Caffeine and herbs could do only so much, though, and Cali was showing the effects of the late hours. Leesa had tried her first Red Bull ever at the beginning of the week, and she was now downing a couple of cans a night. She was pretty sure some of the other girls were using something stronger than energy drinks and coffee, but Red Bull was more than enough for her.