Novel & Cerita Days Of Wine And Roses

The waiter said, "We have the party every month. You can add me on Line. I will invite you to our group. There will be announcements of the party in the group." "Oh." Chelsea nodded and asked curiously, "How many roses did the girl who received the most roses last month have?" "More than five hundred." Chelsea started to think, "One flower cost 300 dollars. Five hundred roses cost at least 150 thousand dollars! This was only the number for the girl who had received the most roses. There were so many participants, so the turnover would be at least 100 million dollars a day." "Miss, do you want some wine?" "I'll ask for it later. You can give me a glass of juice first."

The universe was conspiring in our favor, giving us a blessing for this new chapter of our lives. I got out of bed with a smile glued to my lips, my eyes still locked on the words written on the note. In an incredibly sweet way, Vincenzo had prepared my breakfast and left a rose beside the tray. Glancing towards the kitchen, I saw freshly brewed coffee in the coffee pot, and its enticing smell filled the air. His gesture touched me in such a deep way that I felt an overwhelming emotion in my chest, like a warm flame spreading throughout my body.

It must be something in the Milan air, because how is it that I've seen more attractive men in the past four days than I've seen in the few years I'd spent in New York? "That won't be necessary," I responded to both him and the bartender. The last thing I wanted was to owe a stranger anything, or better yet, accept the drink and then get reprimanded by Lorenzo or Silas. God knows I can't take any more bullshit today. It had already been a chore with Fiore on my case all day. The man's small smile didn't waver; instead, he shrugged, respecting my wishes... something most men would never do. "I see you came here with the Black Rose," he said, his fingers reaching for the glass of whiskey befor

The rough touch carried the intense heat unique to werewolves, as if it could burn my skin. "Then you wait for me to marry you?" His voice was low and hoarse, with an unquestionable majesty. "What? Are you really willing?" He was stunned for a moment, and then asked incredulously, "I am tyrannical and abuse women. Won’t you reconsider?" I looked straight into his eyes and nodded. His smile instantly widened, revealing more sharp teeth, like a wolf that finally caught its prey. "Then it's settled!" There was a hint of excitement in his voice, "But don't worry, after all, you are my Luna. I have to prepare well. I will come to pick you up after I have begun prepare the preparations for our wed

In the meanwhile, I work as a waitress at a cafe closer to Blossombee. While entering the cafe, I quickly greeted James, my co-worker, and friend, with a bright smile. James had been working here for a few years. We instantly clicked during my first day of work. And I could state, without a doubt, that he is the only reason, I don't die of boredom or stress at work. "Uh-huh. You missed Mr. Pineapple-crown head trying to hit on Cinnamon roll.", he said with a fake pout. These are our code words for the daily customers. We make our own screen time with the people around us with our storylines.

I raised my brows leisurely In mischief and let smoke dribble out of my nostrils again. The boys cheered loudly and clapped excitedly. "more drinks for everyone! " some scantily clad young girls soon came in with trays. In the tray was different assortment of wine. One of the girls, Bella, caught my eyes. She gave me a suggestive wink. I cocked up a brow in encouragement. The girls were all under my payroll, they warmed my boys bed on cold nights. So while the girls served us, I turned on the TV. The news about the abduction was already in the news. I scoffed loudly.

This was what Rose wanted. "Want to have a drink?" Miles asked as he shook the wine glass in his hand. Rose had no reason to refuse his warm invitation. Upon seeing her nod, Miles turned around and went back to his room. When he came back soon, he had a wine glass in his hand. He poured the wine and handed it to Rose from the balcony. Afterward, they leaned against the middle partition on the balcony, back to back. After a few sips, Rose took advantage of the drunkenness and asked, "You don't like me entering the Young family?"

"Why did you kill my father?!, yelled King Louis. Hands slammed onto the elite and fancy table that had separated the two from ripping one another’s throats out. With slow, steady, and agitating steps, king Jordan fixed his tux and walked over to the chimney lit up with fire, and after admiring the designs and architecture of his own castle as if he had never seen it before which had caused Louis to Boil in anger as he anticipated for his reply. Both the crown-headed men were fuming in anger as Louis wanted the reason for Jordan to kill his father. "Well, you know Louis, several people saw your father carrying wine with him walking over to the room of my father just an hour before he died, b

"I heard she can't have children." "Then why is she still hanging onto the Donna Verdant title?" Daisy stood in place. Her nails dug into her palms, and her heart clenched tightly. Julia took a step forward. "You heard them, didn't you? Daisy, I'm not the only one who thinks that way." She then raised her wine glass and deliberately tilted her wrist. Red wine splashed across Daisy's face. The dark red liquid trickled down her cheeks and soaked her light blue dress, staining it in spreading blotches.

“Add this to the wine he usually requests in the evening. Only a few drops. Then leave the room. I will be waiting outside. Thank you, Rosa. You are helping me save my future.” That evening, Rosa prepared the tray with trembling hands. She poured Adrian’s favorite red wine into the glass and carefully added the drops from the bottle Lia had given her. The liquid mixed in without any change in color or smell. Her heart beat so fast she felt dizzy. She carried the tray upstairs to Adrian’s study, praying no one would stop her. Adrian was sitting at his desk when she knocked. “Come in,” he said, his voice deep. Rosa entered and placed the tray on the side table. “Your wine, sir.”