Cupid Chocolate Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Have you had your breakfast Mr. Odolf? Please have some tea and taste some of the muffins I bought at the cake shop down the road." Seth put down a teacup for Odolf and a plate of muffins. "The flavors of the Muffins that I bought varied. Starting from chocolate, vanilla, and cinnamon, to cheese flavors." Without waiting for Seth to finish speaking, Lexus took a cinnamon-flavored muffin. "Did you buy a lot of muffins, Seth?" asked Lexus. His mouth was full of muffins. "Of course, yes, Young Master. I bought it for you too." Seth answered while walking back to the back of the Lexus.

Lyra hissed, “AND THERE ARE VIDEOS!” I rolled my eyes and took another look at the article. New York based billionaire matchmaker Lilith Mendez and hotshot matchmaker from London, Hugo Evans are already under the spotlight, more so than their own clients on the reality TV show Cupid Covens. The two had a brief interaction before they set onto their mission to narrow down the list of potential suitors for their clients. It didn’t seem to be the friendliest conversation, but Hugo’s response at the end suggested otherwise. While competition is rampant, given Lilith Mendez stellar reputation as a matchmaker and an even tougher personality, there seems to be some uncovered history between the two

“Nice to meet you Josh, sorry I kept you waiting.” “It’s okay. Ready to check the space now?’ he asks, and I nod in excitement. We proceed to check the space, this one isn’t like I envisioned it. I take some pictures and ask him the price for this space. Even though the price is not so bad, the space isn’t what i’m looking for, so we head over to the next space. I drove us there, and on the drive there I got to learn more about Josh and I could tell he liked me and wanted me in one of his properties. As we got into the street of the second space, which was a five minute drive from the first space, I knew this space would be the one. The street is a busy one, offices and residential houses ar

Mitchell said softly like she was going to cry if I said no. Matthew didn't say a word, he just kept staring at the chocolate. The desire to have it was written all over his face. They were looking at the chocolate intently and their mouth slightly opened. “Cute kids, are they quadruplets?” The salesperson asked. "Yes they are." “They are so chubby and cute. I wish to have cute quadruplets someday.” "Thank you." “Please give me four lion chocolates.” I smiled. “Alright.” Robert was about to eat his chocolate but paused as if he was shocked. He stretched his chocolate toward me.

“Alright, alright. I’m coming.” Andy loved shopping—no, she thrived on it—and today she seemed even more excited than usual. Elsewhere in the mall, Michael stood inside a jewelry store, staring thoughtfully at a glass display. His eyes settled on a delicate blue necklace. Perfect. “That one,” he said, pointing. “It’ll suit my girlfriend.” The young saleswoman smiled brightly. “Excellent choice. She’ll love it.” Michael’s lips curved into a proud grin. He imagined clasping it around Gabriella’s neck, imagined the way her eyes would light up.

My conscience was louder. I stopped first at a small local shop near the market. A shop that always smelled like warm cocoa and innocence. The shopkeeper knew me. She didn’t ask why I was buying treats so late. She just packed them and looked the other way. I bought Ezreal’s favorite chocolates—dark ones, bitter ones. The kind that matches a heart that doesn’t apologize for hunger. I bought a small cake too. Round. Soft. Frosted in midnight-blue cream. And a card.

Mmm , another 5 minutes " She mumbled , in a world of her own. She snuggled sleepily into Chad's chest. Chad smiled. "Guess you're not a morning person then huh?" He gently got out of bed to make them coffee, with extra sugar. They could both do with a sugar rush, he decided. "Memo to self, stock up with Shy Girls". Shy Girls were little foil wrapped chocolates. Chad put the pot on the stove and looked around the cabin. This was just a perfect place for him and his Chipmunk to spend a week's vacation getting to know each other. He was so glad they had met.

' … I leaned against the car window, silently watching the scenery rush past outside as I considered how I would leave this world. At last, Luna noticed something was wrong. "Is there something about the wedding arrangements you don't like?" she asked cautiously. After a moment, I finally spoke. "Why didn't you choose the liquor-filled chocolates I like?" The first time I ever tasted liquor-filled chocolates, I had shared them with Luna. "I've decided something. When we get married, we have to have liquor-filled chocolates at the wedding. The flavor is really special." She had nodded repeatedly. "Okay, okay."

In my last life, I secretly slipped a Love Potion into the cup of my destined mate, the Alpha of my pack, Jason Green. As expected, he fell in love with me. We held the grandest mate-bonding ceremony in our pack's history and became the couple everyone envied. The effects of the Love Potion would last seven years. I naively believed that it would be enough to win his true heart. But Jason's childhood friend, Lilian Foster, traded her own tongue to a black-market witch for the antidote.

Just then, the waiter brought a plate full of chocolates. “Mm?” Brandon looked at them. “What are these?” “Elena chocolate, sir,” the waiter said. “It’s a new chocolate that’s been released today. It’s only sold for one dollar outside, but the owners of the brand are members of this cafe, so we are promoting it for free.” “Oh…” Brandon took a chocolate and then pushed the plate to the guests sitting opposite to him. Vivian and Ryan also took a chocolate each. “I don’t like the name,” Vivian said, “but the cover with gold and purple… looks beautiful.”