Gourmet Coffee Pulp Fiction Novels & Stories

He slowed down and parked in front of the bakery. "You want the 4 big ones or just one?" He asked unbuckling his seatbelt. "The four big ones. Only chocolate and some chocolate chip cookies" I said taking my wallet out. He got out the car in the pouring rain before I could give him money but he quickly disappeared into the bakery. He soon came back in the car with huge coffee cups, a whole box of chocolate chip cookies, butter cookies and a box with me muffins. The sweets filled my nose as he handed them to me.

Steamy Beanery was a coffee shop that had obviously seen better days, with oil smudges on their glass windows and the wallpaper slightly peeling at the edges. But there was a heady scent of caffeine in the air, along with the faint smell of fresh bread that put Amelia’s mind at ease.

And as I stared at the scene unfolding in the penthouse kitchen, I could only shake my head, amused, exasperated, and a little helpless. Gloss was already there, pajamas slightly askew, hair sticking out in every direction as if he’d wrestled with the pillow and lost spectacularly. He had this look of determination in his green eyes, as if he had a mission, and somehow I knew exactly what it was. He was preparing his coffee. Not just any coffee, but the one he deemed perfect, with just the right splash of milk, exactly two spoonfuls of sugar, and a tilt of the mug toward the exact spot where he would later set it on the counter. Ritual, precision, control, typical Gloss. Naturally, I could n

It exploded with curses, demanding that I drop dead. "If it wasn't you, then who was it? Elise and the others were ruined because of you. Don't you feel even a little guilty?" "You did all this just so you could get into college, right? Well, listen up. Justice is on our side. You'll never get into a university in your life!" I ignored every word and calmly played the recordings I had saved. In them, Elise bragged about the poisonous mushrooms, telling how she helped other classmates buy them, along with the conversations where I repeatedly tried to stop them from eating them.

The syringe pierced the surface of the blood, extracting the elixir that promised to reshape the boundaries of my existence. As the crimson fluid mingled with the dark hues of the coffee, an alchemical reaction unfolded in the cup. The room seemed to hold its breath, a suspended moment pregnant with the weight of transformation. A casual observer would see a man sipping from his coffee cup, oblivious to the power he now held within.

We needed to clean house in more ways than one. “Here you go doll, drink up,” Violet said, handing me some coffee. I had never been a coffee drinker and I was sure pregnant women weren’t supposed to have much. Still, I took a few sips and it warmed me all over. She’d had it made with vanilla and pumpkin spice … ohhh yeah, that’s the stuff. I felt the caffeine awaken my body a bit and course through my veins. I watched with great amusement the freaky sex pictures of Bruce had now multiplied and there were dozens of them all over. Was I thrilled that a high ranking part of AC was basically naked on display like that all over the news?

He simply waved a hand at me. If I think that I’ve been into a more beautiful place than this is utterly lying to myself. Everything in this coffee shop screams elegance: the rich brown color accentuated with shades of red and gold, a little flower garden in the center along with a gurgling water fountain made of porcelain and was shaped into a giant howling wolf. The water cascading down from its parted mouth in a graceful manner.

CHAPTER 174 Nicholas and Noel sat in a coffee shop called Fast Coffee. It was a kind of mid-to-high-end shop, which served coffee as their main menu. The two men sat across from each other. Accompanied by a hot americano and macchiatto, Nicholas and Noel sat down to rest their minds.

It was ten years ago and yet such memory was still vivid in the back of his mind. Every day he would come to the café to get his dose of coffee. That was his drug. Without it, he wouldn't be able to function for the rest of the day. Grover never really paid attention to anything else in the café if he hadn’t got a hold of his coffee but for the first time, he was drawn to look to one of the tables near the window. A group of women — maybe in their mid-twenties were giggling and whispering but one caught his undivided attention. The brunette with blue eyes. Grover was trapped, in the vortex of her beauty. Captivated by her blue orbs. It felt like the whole world stopped moving around him.

Eventually I relented and agreed on the fact that Soren would stop a few meters away from school. "Why? Are you ashamed of people seeing you with me? Is that it?" he asked with genuine curiosity. I stabbed absentmindedly at the pastries which were still warm, their delicate layers crumbling just right with each stab, leaving a subtle sweetness lingering on the palate. The coffee, despite its unassuming appearance in a plain ceramic mug, surprised me with its rich, velvety texture and unexpected sweetness—a perfect balance of caramel notes and a slight nutty undertone. Finally I relented and stared at him squarely head on. "No. It's quite the opposite actually."