Novel & Cerita Cheers to comeuppance

The ladies and gentlemen in the office picked up the glass cups on the table close by raising it above their heads. "Cheers!" They choroused. They all looked so happy, congratulating Mr.Chancy who looked so proud while I sat there feeling like a sacrificial lamb. I didn't say a word even when they tried to talk to me, I only smiled while feeling upset within me. I left the office in no time in the company of Mr.Chancy, we drove off in one of his cars.

"So on the count of three, we'll all say 'cheers.'" "Who's doing the counting?" Thorne asked. "You suggested it, so you should do it," Xer answered. Thorne pouted slightly, his expression turning sour. "That's not fair at all." Everyone laughed. "Nothing is fair in life," Kade muttered. "Fine." Thorne stood up dramatically. "In three... two... one... everyone—" "CHEERS!!!" They all chorused together, clicking their cups against one another before drinking. "That hit the spot," Xer said, draining his cup.

I turn to them “ What the hell happened up there?” Ice glares at Viper. Sometimes his overprotective brother bit is too much. “ Someone threw several bricks through the door. One had a note strapped to it.” Ice said. “ What did the note say?” I asked. “ One word ‘ Cheater’' Casper said. “ Cheater? What does that mean? Is someone accusing me of cheating at a competition? I win those fair and square. I work hard for my wins.” I huffed. “ We know Pixie. And so do the judges. I think it means the other kind of cheater.” Casper said.

she whispered, an unexpected—although small—smile on her face. But amidst the jubilation, I still caught a few side-eyes and muted whispers. A handful of colleagues stood at the periphery, their expressions sour. I knew not everyone was thrilled about my newfound approval, but at that moment, I chose not to let it bother me. Instead, I raised my glass, looking around at the smiling faces. “Thank you, everyone. For the support, for the camaraderie. Today was a win for justice, not just for me. Cheers!”

I remarked, observing how she blended encouragement with teasing. "That's what sisters are for," she raised her glass of iced tea. "Here's to motherhood and your upcoming wedding." Raising my glass with a smile, I responded, "Cheers to that."

“Cheers,” The men laughed, raising golden cups to one another as they drank the wine. The maids who stood close to them refilled their cups and all Zenith did was watch. Watch them as they toasted away his people. Toasted with greed and covetousness with their drinks. The Seven Elders proved their worth as they subtly returned the toasts.

“Cheers to the ones who’ll outsmart the Belmonts on The D-day.” “Cheers” “Cheers” The group of three hit their wine glasses in excitement as they waited patiently for the concert day to arrive.

Once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic. She raised a half bottle in the air, soliloquizing. “Cheers to a wonderful beginning and the perfect revenge. I'll have my revenge in grand style, I just hope I have something awesome to work with. You are a dead meat, both of you.”

Audrey's lips twitched uncontrollably. She never expected the tables would turn like that. 'Ooh… I'm going to make him pay for humiliating me like that.' Zayne raised up his glass. "Come, everyone. Let's raise up your glass and cheers to Chelsea coming back!" "Yeah, it's been a while since we all drank together. Let's go all out tonight since we've ordered so many good wines!" said Rico. He was in a bad mood but he forced himself to be calm.

"Cheers to the mysterious girl!" Charles raised his glass, beaming. "Cheers!" Their glasses clincked, and they both gulped their wine.