Is The Upside Of Falling Spicy Mga Nobela at Kwento

Angel asked and left his front. "I need some spice" She muttered,looking around. Royal's eyes followed her. "Oh that's it up there" She pointed but she's too short to reach,she looked at Royal but kept quiet. She sighed and turned back,she began jumping but all of a sudden she felt her legs leaving the ground and she gasped. "Ice........." "Two seconds" Royal muttered. "Oh" she said and immediately picked the spice bottle,Royal dropped her and she lost her balance "Ah!"

Elena nodded slowly. But as Matteo left the office, one thought lingered in her mind. Working with Damon Moretti wasn’t the real problem. The real problem was something else. Something much worse. Because every time she argued with him… Every time they stood too close… Every time his eyes held hers just a second too long… It felt less like hatred. And more like dangerous chemistry. .

"Show me how sorry you are." I shattered, my entire body shaking on his fingers as wave after wave of pleasure crashed over me. He held me as I collapsed in his arms, supporting my weight as I trembled and shook uncontrollably, wave and wave of heightened pleasure rocking through me.

Whenever she laughed, her eyes would crinkle and sparkle. Seeing her smile would remind me of who I used to be. "Celia, want to grab lunch together? There's a restaurant downstairs that sells amazing spicy chili con carne. My treat!" Vanessa chirped, sidling closer to me. She was like a little ball of sunshine with her warmth and enthusiasm. I smiled and nodded. The food at the restaurant was wonderfully authentic. The spicy chili con carne was so spicy that my eyes watered, but it somehow felt unbelievably liberating. I didn't really eat much spicy food before because Chayce couldn't handle it. So whenever I cooked, I never really used much chili or peppers.

"Don't put too much chili. I don't like spicy food." He said when seeing her put something red into the pan. Leo walked to stand behind the slender figure. Put his chin above her shoulder to look into the pan. It contained colorful vegetables, green, red, yellow, orange. It looked very nice and smelled delicious. "Do you know that chili is good for health?" She turned to asked which made her cheek touched his tall nose as he intended to smell her skin to compare to the food which one was more edible. "If it's too spicy it burns my tongue and I can't taste the food. When you can't taste the food, you don't enjoy it."

I nodded, a wave of understanding and quiet happiness for my brother washing over me. Feeling a little lighter, I picked up a piece of the spicy shrimp stick from my snack plate and took a bite, chewing thoughtfully. The happiness was short-lived. A searing, volcanic heat exploded on my tongue, racing down my throat. I had underestimated just how spicy it was. My eyes watered instantly, and my breath hitched. I began to cough violently, my body lurching forward as I choked, the peaceful moment shattered by a fit of gasping and panic.

Jayden loves the calm and warmth he feels with Ivanka and Nara. "Ughhh, spicy!" Ivanka reached for her glass and took a sip of water at the same time. "Ihkk, the woman who made it didn't even have a strong spicy taste." Nara chuckled. "Hahaha, weak!" Jayden sneered. "Shut up! I'll choke later!" Ivanka caught her breath. The spicy chili sauce it makes is very biting. Ivanka accidentally chews cayenne pepper seeds, causing her to suffer from the spicy taste. "But it will take your headache away!" Jayden chuckled too.

It would be better if she could get her mother to move even a little bit even if its in the bedroom. Yuna found that eating spicy foods helped her when she was depressed. She was an unusual person. Not many people would find spicy food as a remedy for depression, but she believed it. The reason she enjoyed spicy food is because it almost feels like she’s getting a taste of harsh reality when she takes a bite. It hurts, but it brings flavor to her tastebuds.

After finishing the entire glass, Liam finally felt the burning ease. "I've had spicy food before," he said honestly. "But this kind sneaks up on you. It doesn't hit right away--and by the time you realize it, it's already too late. I suppose I made a fool of myself." "That's normal," Hugh replied. "I've learned the hard way too. You think it's mild, take a big bite--and when the heat kicks in, it's like taking a shot of strong liquor. Completely overwhelming." "At least it was me," Liam said, glancing at Cecilia, who was still trying not to laugh. He genuinely doubted she'd survive it--she'd probably end up in the ER.

How was she supposed to know whether they were delicious or not? She took a bite of the crab meat. It tasted good. Their chef did a good job at it. Valery had eaten a lot, too. Pregnant women craved for spicy food the most. Zac had been building his immunity against spicy food. He placed a piece of spicy crab in his mouth and yet his face didn't change at all. He didn't gulp down cold water as usual. Seeing this, Hazel gave him a thumbs up. "Very good! Icy guy! You've made progress!"