Choc Tease Novels & Stories

His eyes slowly darken with my word while his arm snakes around my waist, pulling me closer to his solid body. "It sounds like we will need more chocolate then." Is his comeback, his voice low and husky when it enters my ear. I giggle and step away from him, grabbing more milk chocolate and cookies and cream bars, my mind racing on what we could do with the sweet substance. With a childish grin on my face, we head over to my favourite aisle, the ice-cream aisle. I select a tub of Chapman’s French Vanilla and Mint Chocolate Chip laughing when Tate places a Neapolitan ice cream into the cart, commenting that mixing the three flavours together is ‘The bomb dot com babe.’

The camera zoomed out just a bit more, and Chloe and Grace joined them. Sarah gave them both a hug and asked them what their favorite special drinks were. “Cocoa,” Grace said, “with marshmallows.” “Big marshmallows or the miniature ones?” Auberjonois asked quite seriously. “Minis,” Grace said, and he nodded approvingly. Chloe nodded. “I like hot cider better, with a cinnamon stick.” “Also very good,” he said. “And now I’d like to show you a mocktail I loved making for my own pups when they were your age.”

I took the chocolates out and unwrapped the tissues before offering them to her. “Would you care for some?” “Chocolate,” she gasped. “I love chocolates.” Before she could pick one, she noticed something odd about them. “What’s with these colors? Why are those ones green?” “They’re different flavors.” I pointed my finger at each of them. “These are dark chocolate, and these are salted caramel, and these are green tea.” “Green tea?” Out of curiosity, Marseille took that piece first. Her lips wiggled to her delight upon placing it into her mouth. She gobbled all the green tea-flavored chocolates, enjoying every morsel. “Where can I get those?”

the butler asks as he places the pitchers on the table. “I am not that familiar with cocktails,” I reply and stare out at the dark pool. “Well… what kind of candies do you like? I can try to recreate it.” I really have to stop and think about it. Lucas didn’t allow me to eat sweets, and I have forgotten what I like. “Uhm… maybe salted caramel, I guess. And Turkish Delight.” Chad nods. “I think I can do something with that.”

After that, Howard finally took out the lollipop from the box in his hand. The pink candy was in the shape of a peach, and the word "Chloe" was printed in the center of the peach. When Chloe saw this, her expression changed. Sweet could be eaten, and no matter how good it was, it could be bought. However, Howard made these, and that made them unique in the world. Moreover, the peach shape was her favorite, and the peach taste was also her favorite. There were also the names on the peach. Oh no, I really want it!

“Alicia, I have to be honest with you.” “What’s that?” Alicia’s eyes darted to me and then to Clarissa’s hand, which was clutching a small bottle. “These chocolate cupcakes contain chili.” Blood drained from my Beta’s cheeks but Clarissa clarified, “It’s not what you think.” He measured out a smidgen of chili powder and placed it on his palm. “It’s the tiniest amount and it will flavor the cupcakes, not make them hot.” “How about we do a taste test?” I suggested. I took Alicia’s hand and grabbed two spoons. “I’ll go first.”

After seeing the results of the selection test, Amor, Ucup, Sere and also Pras intended to buy lunch in the canteen, because they had been starving just because they wanted to see the results of the student council selection. "What do you want to order? Let me order all of you," said Sere. "Eke one chicken noodle," said Ucup. "Me too, so 2," said Pras. "Lo what, Mor?" Sere asked. Amour thought for a moment. "Just plain fried rice and iced tea," he said, which Sere nodded. “Orange tea cave,” said Pras. "Nonsense Lo! Where is orange tea, mostly eat micin like this," said Ucup.

“We’ll just let you know about that soon.” “I wish that you will make it earlier before your father and I reach our death-beds.” She opened the lid of the rectangular Tupperware. It revealed a circular-shaped sweets made with sugar and nuts called “bandi”. “Why don’t try this, iha?” She offered two pieces of bandi to Tiffie. Since Tiffie wanted to impress her, she took those and started to bite the first piece. “There you are!” Weine shouted while he put off his cowboy hat. “Did I miss lunch?”

I've never reacted to any man this way, and, I have no clue how to make it stop. Moon finishes first and sits back with his beer in hand and watches me eat. For the oddest reason, I'm not uncomfortable. I would love to know what he's thinking, though. When I'm done, he reaches into the bag, pulls out four wrapped candies, and hands over two. The tacos are great, but El Tiempo is also known for its homemade Mexican candy. It's dried mangos dipped in chamoy sauce. There is nothing else like it on this planet.

• Matcha Black Sesame – earthy, nutty, the kind that makes you feel gourmet. • Roasted Mango Chili – tropical heat with a slow burn, bold. • Earl Grey & Lemon Zest – citrus punch with calming tea undertones. I was halfway through the last scoop when she appeared—Chrissy. Of course, she had to. “So all your brags about snagging a job… just being an assistant to Ethan’s dad. Wow.” I ignored her, savoring the ice cream. She pressed on. “So much for making him regret leaving you. Working for his dad’s company… girl, you fell lower than I expected.”