Is The Upside Of Falling Spicy の小説・ストーリー

Kirill's concerned voice cut through the moment, "What happened?" I met his gaze and confessed, "I can't handle too much spice. It gives me headaches, cramping, and sometimes even makes me cry." His brow furrowed in worry, and he questioned, "Why is that?" I sighed, memories resurfacing, "As a child, I avoided spicy food for a while. Eventually, I realized that it made my taste buds more sensitive. I just can't handle it now." He nodded in understanding, concern etched on his face.

I grabbed a bit of noodles with my fork, sniffed it first before digging in. The spiciness of these noodles rushed straight to my tongue, and went all the way to my throat when I swallowed. I also tasted the milk that lessens the spiciness of the flavor including the tippings. The flavor is intensely hot and almost overwhelming, but it’s super tasty given how cheap it is. It feels like something is burning my throat and tongue with the strength of the spiciness. And even though it feels like I’m going to vomit from the pungent taste, I can’t stop eating it.

"I don’t know. I don’t know how or why you fell for him. But I do know one thing for sure: I saw you smile tonight. A real one. That hasn’t happened in a long time." I looked at her, quiet for a moment. "Thanks," I whispered. "For trying to make me happy." "Also," I added, trying to lighten the mood, "is it really that obvious?" "Yeah, duh," she said, laughing. "You go all soft and vulnerable around him. And you defend him like he’s your hero or something. If people knew you were gay, they’d connect the dots instantly." That made me smile. Cilia always found a way to both embarrass and uplift me in the same breath. It was her superpower.

“Why do you eat pizza in an upside down manner?” She looked at me with confusion then she think. “How do you want to answer your question? With sense of human at first then will get your bored or you’ll get bored first then have the sense of humor?” “Your answer, what’s the connection of my question?” I asked with crooked forehead. “Just answer.” She commands while busy eating. “Of course, the one that is boring at first then with sense of humor.” “Exactly!” she replied then plays the bread knife. “I’m eating pizza upside down because the crust doesn’t have any favor then at the end of it, I’ll be able to taste the pizza. Gets?”

You're good at cooking…'' ''That's because my mate likes spicy grilled meat…'' ''But... Won't this burn Kefira's stomach? She's sick, isn't this dangerous for her?'' ''Keffy and Gavriel usually eat many times spicier than this. Only this level of spiciness will not affect them.” ''What?! It's so hot, it's spicier than this. Are you sure you won't torture the person who ate it?!"

He looked up at all the executives in the meeting room with him. They all seemed to be shivering from fear, wondering who could calm their employer down in such a drastic mood shift. Noticing Grayson's gaze, everyone in the meeting room lowered their heads out of fear. Grayson was annoyed by her claims. "So, are you having spicy food?" "Yeah, Ginger and I both love spicy stuff." "Try not to eat too much of it. It's harmful to the stomach. Also, do not drink cold beverages and even milkshakes."

Summer looked at each of us while eating her grilled cheese food. “Yeah..” Jane adjusted her seat. Then she drinks water. “And I remember you said that you eat spicy food that’s why we suggest you eat a spicy chorizo..” Candice entered after Jane uttered it, rolling her eyes. “But you vomited because you don’t like its taste, and besides it, it’s spicy. Right?” we suddenly laughed after Candice said that. “I thought you’re strong bitch? But you’re not!” Trisha uttered sarcastically. Summer just rolled her eyes at us and then give us a fierce look for a moment. We just laughed at what she was showing.

Iris said. "Non-spicy," Jason remarked, glancing at her. The waiter asked, "Which one is it?" "Non-spicy," Jason instructed firmly. Iris, thinking Jason couldn’t handle spicy food, said to the waiter, "Non-spicy it is." After the waiter left, Iris commented, "Eating barbecue without spice is missing half the taste." "Spicy food is bad for your wound," Jason replied casually. Iris was taken aback. She had assumed Jason didn’t want it spicy due to personal preference, but it turned out he was concerned about her.

Her fingers mindlessly pressed buttons until a drama started playing. She simply followed the storyline, and got carried away. The actress on screen was in the middle of an angry outburst, trying to calm herself down with food—ordering a super spicy jjamppong. The actress devoured the spicy steaming noodle soup. Her face looks melting with satisfaction. She said spicy flavors helped relieve emotions. It triggered certain nerves, making the brain feel more relaxed and happy. The effect, supposedly, was as powerful as drinking or eating something sweet.