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Golden Luna
CHAPTER ONE
The full moon that night was unusually bright. I couldn't remember the last time I'd ever seen it shine that brightly, but I did remember sitting at the raised pedestal with my family and my friends, where I was supposed to be eating and celebrating, but all I did was look glum.
The moon was supposed to be a warning, but I missed it.
My father caught me staring up at the moon curiously and I heard him give a low chuckle beside me. "You think it's unusual, don't you, daughter?"
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True Luna
she said and winked at me.
“Hello, Sienna.” I smiled. “We are going to the diner to eat something. Do you want to go with us?”
“Sure.” she said and smiled brightly.
Sienna would be a good mate. She was smart, pretty, and kind. And she was a good fuck, I had to admit. She would be a great Luna.
When we got close to the diner, I was hit by the most amazing smell. Strawberries and watermelon.
Emma. She was inside.
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The Ruthless Billionaire and His Sassy Surrogate
She washed up and left her bedroom in a towel.
She perceived the aroma of something sweet. She trailed it and saw some meal spread on the kitchen island.
“You made all of these?” Penelope asked in surprise.
“Good morning, fire cracker.” Lola greeted with a grin. “And… No, silly. I can’t cook to save my life. I ordered these in.” She said, grimacing playfully.
Penelope shook her head. “We can’t eat take outs for the rest of our lives.”
“Well… Unless you can cook.” Lola suggested.
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Her big, bad Alpha wolf
he says as he sits up.
Lola is the pack’s Luna. When she’s less busy, she often spends time in the house, comes by to cook for the house and play with my six year old daughter. I didn’t have a problem with that until the rumors that she spread about her and me in a relationship got back to me and got on the wrong side of my nerves.
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Destined to Love
Her eyes darting around the place taking note of all the doors even though she didn't know where they led to.
A maid served her pancakes with a generous amount of syrup. Lola frowned when she saw the plastic cutlery.
"Don't want you stabbing anyone now do we?" Diego mocked.
Lola wasn't sure whether to eat or not she was hungry but she had no assurance that her food wasn't poisoned.
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His Luna
“We should rejoice, Kingdom of the Lycans! After a thousand years— the Goddess has chosen another Luna to save us from a catastrophe that the higher heavens bestowed!”
Yulo’s announcement made the crowd roar in excitement and happiness about the new Luna.
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Anything For Lola
Lola - on Sunday the 30th
These three weeks at the Villa have been fantastic despite the reason for being here. Gio even let me cook last night. I had to be extra convincing, though, reminding him he let Damien cook.
“So a Guard gets to defile your kitchen, but I can’t?” I pout, being sarcastic.
“You, Miss Lola, are asking for it,” Gio shakes his head.
“Yes, I am. I’m asking to cook.”
Grinning, Gio smacked my behind for being a brat. But I won in the end. I made Carne Guisada meat pies with charro beans, rice, and bacon-wrapped chorizo-stuffed jalapenos. And a Flan for dessert.
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The CEO's Señorita
Tinaasan ko siya ng kilay ng magtagal ang pagtitig niya saakin.
Nasa mukha ko ba ang sagot sa tanong ng lola niya kaya ganyan na lang katagal kung tumingin siya saakin?
Si Klein din ang unang nag-iwas ng tingin. Nag-alis pa muna siya ng bara sa lalamunan bago niya sinagot ang tanong ng lola niya.
"Tinamad na kaming bumaba La' kaya naman nagpadala na lang ako ng pagkain namin sa aking kwarto." Magalang na sagot ni Klein.
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A Love Deal
paliwanag niya.
“Basta ayos kang nakauwi apo ko, okay lang kay lola ’yon. Oh siya, asikasuhin mo muna ’yang mga kaibigan mo at babalik na muna ako sa kusina nang makapaghapunan na tayong lahat pagkauwi ng kuya mo.”
“Lola, tutulungan na ho kita sa pagluluto ninyo,” presinta ni Fina rito.
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The Endless Spotlight
"Ako na bibili ng pagkain. Anong gusto mo ba? Ako mag kwek-kwek ako" ani Lulu habang nilalapag namin ang mga gamit namin dito sa usual spot naming damuhan ng field, malayo sa stage na pinagsisimulan na ng fashion show.
"Fishball nalang Lu, ibabad mo sa suka ha? Tsaka juice, pomelo." Iniabot ko sakanya ang bayad.
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Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan
Cora’s journey in 'Cora Cooks Pancit' is such a heartwarming tale! She starts off as this eager little kid who desperately wants to help in the kitchen, but her family always assigns her the 'baby jobs' like stirring or setting the table. One day, her mom finally lets her take the lead in cooking pancit, a beloved Filipino noodle dish. The moment Cora gets to handle real ingredients—chopping veggies, sautéing garlic—you can feel her pride bursting through the pages. It’s not just about cooking; it’s about her family trusting her with something meaningful. The way the story blends cultural tradition with a child’s growing independence is pure magic. By the end, Cora’s not just a helper; she’s a cook in her own right, and that pancit becomes a symbol of her coming into her own.
What really gets me is how relatable this is for anyone who’s ever felt 'too small' to contribute. The illustrations capture Cora’s expressions perfectly—her determination, her nervousness, her joy. And the pancit? It’s practically a character itself, weaving the family’s heritage into every bite. This book isn’t just a story; it’s a celebration of family, food, and those little milestones that feel huge when you’re a kid.
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