Libra Astrology Cafe Novels & Stories

she whispered like an awestruck pup, practically bouncing in place. I forced a small smile for her sake. “It is magical. The café’s built on sacred pack grounds. Everything here is blessed by the moon itself.” “I can feel it,” she said in awe, tracing her fingers over the carvings on a nearby table. I managed a nod, but my focus wandered. My eyes, unbidden, shifted to the corner of the café. And there they were. Alexander sat at his usual table. His commanding presence somehow pulled attention away from everyone else in the café. Even seated, he was larger than life. Wolves around the table hung on his every word as he spoke.

“You’re gorgeous. But I’m sure you hear that a lot.” “No,” Electra blushed as she looked down at her plate. “Why the fuck not?” Celeste asked. “I’m wolf-less.” The younger woman shamefully told them. Celeste stood up and whistled, causing the café to fall silent. “Does anyone here give a flying fu-“ Jill cleared his throat reminding his friend of the children in the café, “-unny flip if someone is wolf-less?” “I have a moody teenage wolf they can have.” A woman called from the far side of the café. “No returns, exchanges, or refunds.”

"Yes, please add your number to my phone. Let's meet up for coffee later, my treat. If you are free?" Lucy nodded quickly, adding her number to his phone and handing the phone back to him. "I'm free around 1 pm after my shift ends." "Great, let's meet at the Holy Grounds Cafe… it's this cute Bohemian coffee place in town," Gabriel suggested brushing her fingers as she handed his phone back. Shivers went down his spine at the skin-on-skin contact, and even Lucy seemed to be affected. The idea that she could she sense the mate bond solidified more in Gabriel's mind.

"I heard there’s free coffee here, and if I invite two people, I get free pastries too." Delilah blinked, the smile slipping from her face. "Excuse me?" Helen and Ruby exchanged confused glances before stepping closer. The woman looked up from her phone, noticing Delilah’s expression. She raised her phone, showing the screen. "It’s all here. Free coffee and pastries, limited-time offer for the next eight hours." Delilah frowned and leaned forward to look at the screen. The flyer was well-designed, and the address was unmistakably correct—except for one detail. The café name read Sss... Café.

The waiter asked Ella who looked up at him. “I’ll have a cup of coffee” She ordered and returned back to her phone screen, closing tabs on the Reeves family. She opened G****e and began searching for psychology jobs in and out of England. Ella was so drowned in her job search she didn’t see the waiter bringing her cup of coffee nor did she see Jana enter the restaurant. “Earth to Ellie?.” Jana said, snapping both her fingers in front of Ella’s face while taking her seat on the opposite side of Ella.

Said Leah as she sighed and took a sip of her hot chocolate. Caleb licked the cream from his lips before asking, “so, when is the next store reshuffle happening at Silver Stardust? I’m keen to learn more about all that the store has to offer.” He really enjoyed working at Silver Stardust and got on extremely well with Kamali and Leah’s mom. “It should be in the next day or so,” answered Leah, “and to be honest, I’m also looking forward to it. I love seeing what new items my mother adds to the store. I’m personally hoping for some exciting new Tarot decks.”

"Yeah I know. Heard it closed down today, permanently, due to some electrical hazard or something." Layla stared at the list. She had never in her life seen such a diverse and specific order. There were two cappuccinos, one with cream and one with two pumps of caramel, a frappe with goats milk, a strong black coffee, two mochas without sugar, three cafe au laits, two affogates, two double espressos, a flat white and a latte with a heart shaped latte art. She really had her work cut out for her. "Why you staring at the order for," said Carmen. "Hurry up! They'll pick it up by 12 noon."