Enel Fruit Novels & Stories

she said, handing the food to some older kids. “Teacher Ellen, Nina is here too,” one student chirped. “Uncle Michael brought her, and he’s been busy in the yard all afternoon,” another added. Ellen went outside and saw Nina playing happily. Michael had rolled up his sleeves, grafting fruit tree branches. His white shirt was smeared with dirt. “Mr. Benitez, Nina,” Ellen called. Nina ran to her, eager to be picked up. Michael smiled. “The kids said these trees bear fruit every year, but the fruits are small and sour. I’m grafting new branches so next year the fruits will be better.”

Ellen answered" mangoes,oranges,bananas and grapes are what am craving for please" The driver banged the car's door when closing it after him, he rushed to the supermarket along the road , got all the fruits Ellen requested, brought them to her in the taxi. Few minutes of driving off, they got to the entrance of the guesthouse. Ellen said no need entering please, let me alight here; Ellen paid the driver and even tiped him for helping her earlier on. She thanked him and proceeded to enter the inside of the guesthouse. Indeed she got to the counter of the reception and it was a different person on duty.

"I've told you so many times that we're old now. We can't be eating greasy stuff all the time, but you never listen. Here, have some tea." Trevor held it up to his lips and took a sip. It tasted sour and sweet. It was a pretty nice drink. He asked curiously, "What tea is this? Why does it taste so good?" Edna drank some of it and smiled. "This is fruit tea from Gelapagos. Women love drinking it. It's good for our skin and our digestive system. I drink it all the time. "When Quirina was pregnant, she loved drinking this, too. It's good for that nauseous feeling during pregnancy."

Alessia's POV The horse that Elijah and I were riding began to move forward after that matter. I am now chewing a fruit they call Soursop. It's Guyabano as far as I know but they laugh at Soursop here. It's not sour like tamarind, it's sweet and juicy to be exact, although sometimes there is a bit of distinctive sourness of the fruit it tastes delicious.