Cannabidiol Novel Food Novels & Stories

Liana and Sally's eating with a big mouthful. Nova was stunned and complained. He wants other food. This food is terrible, and there is no nutritional value contained. It makes him not tasteful at all. And there's a leaf of cassava boiled with coconut milk. Ah, Nova doesn't know the name of that food. "Just eat," Liana tells Nova to eat and don't just shut up. Watch her eat. "If you don't like salted fish, eat it with the cassava leaves. It's good for health," Liana advises, even though her mouth is full of rice.

Eden asked as nicely as he could, scared to bite anymore. “I made sure they weren’t there.” Noel typed out. “Don’t worry. Why?” “I could have sworn I bit into something … hard,” Eden said, chewing again and more cracking sounds came, followed by a certain tangy taste. “What is this? Could you show me the ingredients you used?” Noel showed him the container of the few vegetables and spices he added as Eden stared at the ingredients one by one. “It isn’t that I don’t trust you,” Eden said quickly. “It’s just … I hid some drugs here. So I don’t want you to accidentally use them.”

he said, pushing buttons that clearly didn’t work, “distribution’s finally gotten interesting again.” I raised an eyebrow. “You don’t say.” He chuckled, that grandfatherly kind of laugh that always sounded like it hurt. “Used to be just shipments of diabetes medication and bandages. Now we’re researching… Belgian chocolate, Himalayan herbs, rare saffron. It’s like we’re running a damn boutique.” “Exciting.” I smiled, not blinking. “And this Zenith thing,” he said, scratching his chin. “No idea what it’s really for, but I heard it's luxury edibles. Real posh stuff. Feels like Christmas.”