Flower X Lollipop Mga Nobela at Kwento

Rose coldly remarked as she gently unwrapped the cover around the lollipop and threw it into her mouth. "Can't you be a little bit nice with your words? It wouldn't hurt." Luthor grumbled. “Being nice generally isn't something I do. And it sure does when you're nice and stupid at the same time." She calmly replied, savoring the sweet taste of the lollipop in her mouth. "I bet you know how to make people bend to your will without letting you know it. You did it to me and I just realized it.” Luthor remarked, glancing at Rose through the rearview mirror.

He slowly pulled out. ...a lollipop. "For you." The entire villa exploded with laughter. Stephanie looked at the tiny candy in complete disbelief. "A lollipop?" Kai nodded proudly. "Limited edition." She stared at it. Then at him. Then back at the lollipop. "You bought me a lollipop..." "...while my children got half a toy store?" Kai nodded again. "You'll live longer if you eat less sugar." Stephanie glared. "I don't even know why I like you."

M continued performing, doing her cute little dance numbers, twirling, and having Maria question herself when she saw the doll pull out a huge pink lollipop from nowhere. A smile never left the doll's face; once it became noted that the beast's guard was down, she leaped into the air, wielding the large lollipop. "Candy Punishment!" M.M slammed her lollipop on top of the Earthworm Snake's head, and next, she knocked it out of the ring, using her large lollipop like a golf club. The Earthworm Snake was officially down for the count, but this didn’t stop others from being dumbstruck at what they just witnessed.

Lovely said, her smile wicked and insincere as she gestured towards the bouquet of Dahlia flowers beside me. My heart sank as I glanced at the flowers, knowing all too well their implications. Dahlia flowers were notorious for their potent pollen, capable of causing severe allergic reactions in some individuals. I forced a tight smile, masking my discomfort as I muttered. "Thanks for the warm greetings," I chuckled sarcastically at the two. "Oh! We didn't come here to let you know what we're concerned about," Lovely continued, her voice grating on my nerves with its high-pitched tone. I sighed, growing increasingly weary of their presence. "Then why were you here?" I asked, my patience weari

Rose couldn't answer the girl as she felt too embarrassed to even say that aloud. "It's a lollipop," Rose replied, closing her eyes in embarrassment. "Beats me" The little girl replied, rolling her eyes at them while Alex and Sandy looked gaping at the audacity of the girl. "It may be a little lollipop for all. But it was mine" Sandy retorted while Alex snatched it again. "He always had this illusion. It was mine" Alex pouted while the girl had no idea of how someone could be so serious about it. "Between, what was that?" Rose asked pointing to the bag

I've been searching everywhere in the house all this while but still can't find them. "What about one per day?" Sophie continued to name her terms. Cherry remained silent. "If you don't want it, forget it." Sophie pretended to take the lollipop back. "Deal!" Cherry quickly snatched it, shoving it into her mouth without bothering to open the package, as if she feared Sophie might back out of the deal. "I didn't say I don't want it. It's a deal. I'll reluctantly forgive you for the harm you just caused to me if you give me one lollipop every day." Cherry accepted the deal.

"No. I want... I want you to help me. Take my flowers. With this." Lily stared, then burst out laughing, clutching her sides. "What? Shalling, are you serious? A dildo? Me?" Why is she laughing? This hurts. "I'm dead serious. I'm tired of waiting for some guy to break my heart. You're my friend—please." She wiped her eyes, still giggling. "Girl, no way. First, I'm straight as an arrow. Second, this?" She poked the toy. "Looks like it belongs in a sci-fi movie. You'd regret it tomorrow."

she pointed to a cluster of blood red flowers with teeth in the petals, "...will absolutely melt your tongue off. Don’t sniff it." “Got it. Death flower. Check.” I made a note in the little journal I’d summoned from my N.O.V.A. this morning. It even had a sparkly pen. Gods help me, I loved it. "That one?" Lila gestured to a blue mossy patch. "Harmless! But if you step on it, it sings folk songs from the Underrealm for, like, hours." “Terrifying.” “It has a banjo,” she added. I stared at her.

The flower was quite peculiar, as it had a six-pointed star shape like a snowflake. Lorraine carefully took off the scarf from her neck and delicately dug out the small white flower. Holding it in the palm of her hand, her eyes were filled with uncontrollable excitement and surprise. "What is it that makes you so happy?" "Good stuff." "Isn't this nonsense? I asked you what it is." "You wouldn't know even if I told you," Lorraine retorted. "You didn't say, how would I know?" Dawson started his chattering mode today.

"Strawberries give me hives. And the oats look like they've been waiting a while. I don't want to trouble you with something I won't be able to eat." I smiled at her. Genuinely. With feeling. The expression on her face was the best thing that had happened to me in a week, possibly longer. Small victories. The situation gave you what it gave you. You took all of it.