Hollyberry X Pitaya Novels & Stories

I kept my gaze focused on my laptop, typing in my entries. Holly returned the smile, setting the tray in between both of us. “So, today, I've made something a little bit different. Since Maxwell loves his variety of dishes, I decided to put this together. It's a twist on a classic- stuffed bell peppers with quinoa and garlic roasted vegetables.” “Thanks Holly, it smells amazing.” Hannah said, pulling the tray towards herself and opening it. “Is it ready yet? Or do I need to wait another five minutes for you to take pictures.” I said lowly, glancing at the platter.

"Sorry, didn't mean to say that." Holly just smiled and put a white drink in front of him. "It's a new kind," she said as she went back to baking. "And don't get burnt, I didn't add milk." He took a small sip. "It's white chocolate." "Milkybar." she beamed over her shoulder. "Then there's already plenty of milk," he smiled, even though she couldn't see him. "I'll do sausages, roasties, gravy." she smiled sheepishly for some reason. "Uh... veg,"

I stood off to the side and continued to watch the chaos ensue. Each of them got a cake and rushed off with their prize like a couple of children. I stood there trying not to laugh as I shook my head. Briar walked up to me with his cake and took a bite. His eyes closed and he hummed at what he was eating. I could see the happiness written all over his face because of what he was tasting. “So what is that?” I asked. “A huckleberry swirl. It's a potato flapjack with huckleberry cream frosting. It’s amazing. Do you want a bite?” Briar offered me a taste.

I’m not on a diet, I'm just interested on what taste it may be. I looked for drinks. And I didn't have any hard time picking because a yellow drink immediately caught my attention. 'Mango Lassi? Hmm, judging by its looks I think it's delicious. It even had a leaf floating on the top of it. And also ... mango is one of my super favorite fruit’ “Have you already picked, Naddya and Era?” Hilary asked us. Xiera and I nodded in unison. So, Dwyne immediately called the waiter. ***

Holly sat down across from her. Sierra ordered what Holly usually drank. When Holly realized Sierra had only ordered for her, she was taken aback. "What about you?" "Lemon juice. No sugar," Sierra said. "They have that here?" Holly asked. "If you pay enough, they do," Sierra replied. Holly stared at her, blinking hard. Soon, the bartender came over with several glasses of freshly squeezed lemon juice, all of them unsweetened. He set them down neatly in front of Sierra. "Please enjoy."

Waliaver and Lana laughed at Deril’s behavior. “No, Deril. It’s useless if you bring fruit from hollymere. Once out of the land of hollymere, all those fruits will turn to dust. After all, only we beings from hollymere can turn the liquid of hollymere fruit into such energy. Only with the fangs we have. Because if the hollymere fruit is open and under the sunlight, then the inside of the fruit will be golden. It is useless, it can no longer to use.” Waliaver explained. “Wow! Waliaver, maybe you don’t know that in our world, gold can do a lot of things. Gold can be very useful.”

" When they came out of the study, they happened to bump into Kristen, who was walking over with a mango in her hand. "You"re done with your work. Have a taste of mango." At this moment, Xenos had no appetite and was about to decline, but Ethan said, "Mango tastes good, try it." Xenos took a bite. The mango was especially sweet under the sunlight. "Delicious." Seeing this, Kristen said, "I heard Saya produces mountain bamboo and phoenix pears. Let"s go take a look tomorrow." Ethan rubbed her head affectionately. "Foodie, you really like fruits." "I just know a little about the local fruits."

He simply smiled slightly and continued eating. Monalisa glanced down at the plate placed before her. It had jollof rice, grilled chicken, and a side of coleslaw. But when she glanced around the table, she noticed the others drinking something darker. She needed no one to tell her what it was. Lilith leaned back in her chair again. “Oh, that reminds me,” she said casually. “I was experimenting with something last week that you might actually enjoy. I’m thinking of calling it a blood fruit salad. Blackberries, zobo, hibiscus leaves… and just enough chilled blood to make it perfect.”

The cup of piña colada flooded my taste buds with its creamy blend of pineapple and coconut, transporting me to a paradise of flavours. Lottie sipped her drink and then leaned closer, "Are you ready for the pupu platter?" She asked, signalling for our waiter to come to take our orders. I nodded, placing down my drink. She smiled and then explained what the pupu platter consisted of. "The pupu platter is a popular Hawaiian appetizer that features an assortment of delectable small bites," Lottie explained. "It typically includes a variety of grilled seafood, such as shrimp, scallops, and calamari, along with flavorful meat skewers and mouthwatering vegetable fritters. It's the perfect way to e

Lazzini replied and all of them except Austin liked the taste. "Hey, let's try this cucumber in peanut butter," Helios said before dipping it there. "Woa, it's okay," he said then gave it to others. “Yes, it’s okay.” They all agreed. “Okay, what’s next, last na ba ‘yon?” tanong ni Anthony. Lennon took out the ranch with the brownies. "This is the last. Try this Helios.” Helios immediately stood up as Lennon pointed him. "That's not a good combo," Helios gulped.