Lemons Stories Novels & Stories

He was looking down on her because of her age. "Being a benefactor of a guild such as ours isn't something a child like the little miss can do so easily. Do you even have enough funds to do that with?" he asked with a raised brow. "Since you find it hard to believe me I will tell you something that is sure to make me more trustworthy. The land in the city of Saron that you are hesitating to buy? Buy it, you will find a mine with high quality mana stones there and other precious minerals," she said without missing a beat. He didn't let it show, but she could tell he was curious as to how she knew that. The Lotus guild was known for their secrecy, especially when it came to information pertain

“Jeez, take a chill pill, Lucas, you are beginning to sound like my mother! Yes, well, because she has been reaching out a lot lately to complain about your silly deals. I thought you said you were gonna start working this week. Your mom just called to tell me that you haven't been to the office in months. By the way, what did you do with the money I lent you, Raymond? You went drinking again right? Relax! “If this is about the money, you would get your money back. You don't have to rub it in my face. “That's the problem, that's the problem with you, Raymond.. You think everything is about money.”

“That’s harsh. You don’t even know me.” “I know enough I don't need to know more than I already did.” She scraped the lemon slices into a bowl, her movements brisk, efficient. “You use women like napkins. And then you throw them away like they don't even worth a dime like they were some garbage…although some trash can still be reused you treat them like they can't even be recycled again ”

And then I heard about Verimiyan from the local wood cutter that there's a beautiful city which is the only place left in the world where you can live peacefully. But that was a lie, I mean the city is beautiful but there's no peace either. I had 7 gold coins at that time when I first came here. I bought a statue made up of an ordinary marble with 2 gold coins and I sold that in 8 gold coins with a lie. I just said that the statue is made in the North district from a rich marble, and the person who bought it from me was easy to convince.

She gasped in mock surprise. "So it's two against one now? No problem, lemme mind my business." We all laughed at her antics. It was actually a box of chocolates, the same ones that made me puke on my first date. Cringe worthy, I know, but it's still a bittersweet memory. We were done and I was about getting into my car when Gerald called out to me. "I'd like for us to talk one on one, soon enough."He suggested. I turned to Laila who stood on the side of the vehicle, she signalled me to listen to him.

She and Amber grew closer as the hours passed and their lips never seemed to stop moving, much to the surly billionaire’s chagrin. But Amber loved every fucking minute of her company, got satisfaction from the flushed cheeks or aggravated sighs from Grayson that his mother’s stories often caused. And she had the best stories indeed. Amber would tuck herself into the armchair by Leo’s bed and listen to Viola spill all the embarrassing anecdotes, often laughing until she peed herself a little. The stories were worth pure gold. Even though Leo often made an appearance in them, the chef never seemed to get embarrassed by their retelling and often added juicy details of his own. He seemed to enjo

Darci! Then Olive lost her footing and the whole bunch of us tumbled into the muddy field. Stefanie threw her head back and barked a laugh. Everyone just lost it and rolling in laughter. Nora was hugging and kissing Olive's face. And I bet my best friend was in heaven right now. Charlotte was recording us from the dugout. She was so dedicated to her work and already planning to add the Grand Final victory to her tape for the competition. The Rejects documentary ended up one of the top five sports documentaries selected and shown on TV. We were all so proud of her.

Eyes wild. He reached me. Grabbed my arm. Not hard. Just urgent. "Don't go." I pulled away. "Your wife fired me." "I don't care." He stepped closer. Too close. I could smell him. Pine and leather and something else. Something that made my chest hurt. "I need to know who you are." "I'm Elena. Your Luna's assistant. That's all." "No." He shook his head. "That's not all. I've spent a week in the mountains. Looking for answers. Looking for someone. And all I found was ruins and ghosts."

We control Almafi Coast. His superintendents can’t think we’re bums. “That was a piece of cake,” Leo chuckles as we trudge down the steps speaking in pure Italian language. “I never want to do that again,” I retort sharply, but with my mouth pressed in a line, so the words don’t come out as well. “Cognac would cheer you up.” I huff. fúck that. I need cunnilingus. I don’t need to tell him, though.

She returned with a cup of coffee for them and later she brought the doughnuts for them. "Hmm. It is the best I have tasted "Nafisa moaned as she took a bite of her doughnuts. "Thélete kréma kýrie. ¿Do you want cream ? " The waitress asked again holding the cream can. "Say yes babe. Pretty please with a cherry on top" Nafisa begged, she would love to taste it with cream. "nai parakaló.¿Yes please?" He chuckled. He payed for the food and they left holding hands in the late hours of the night , taking a stroll .