Mad Honey Novels & Stories

Maria complimented, missing how the tip of the princess's ears turned red. "Arthur, what are in these two jars?" Mai pointed to the two glass jars, one filled with golden yellow thick liquid and the other a dark brown. "W-While I was out, I ran into a maple tree and extracted its sap. I also extracted honey from honeycombs I spotted lying on the ground," Arthur answered bashfully.

“But please trust me. I absolutely have no intention of hurting her. I’m here specifically to visit her today.” Cordelia was surprised. She saw the gifts Janine carried—they seemed to be expensive health supplements. “Is this Bird’s Nest?” Cordelia had a bright idea and smiled. “I’ll accept them on behalf of my mother. Thank you.” “This isn’t Bird’s Nest. It’s Manuka honey.” Janine paused. “Heh, your mother’s a germaphobe. When she was younger, she found out that Bird’s Nest comes from the swallow’s saliva and refused to eat it ever again!”

I ask. “Oh, I’m not sure where that jar came from, but I do know where you can get some more. There is a guy out on the market road north of town that keeps bees. He sells it at the local grocery store.” She replies. “You know, it’s kind of a local tradition for a guy to give his sweetheart a jar of honey. Maybe you have a secret admirer.” “Well, that would be something wouldn’t it?” I laugh. “Thanks Melissa, I will have to take a trip tomorrow and get some more.” I say before turning to make my way out the door.

Honey and Gerald were not going to the Bahamas, but to the so-called popular elite party that Gerald had been raving about for months, and now that they had been personally invited by one of his business partners, he had decided to invite his girlfriend. He smirked as he watched as the host of the party glided down the stairs to his girlfriend, tied up-half naked and drugged up with the red substance the rich and powerful had been talking about, and yes, he did feel like he was on cloud nine. This "red happy pill" was a new product on the market. One of the masked females dressed beside him in an unusual vampire costume licked his ears and murmured sweet nothing. Gerald moaned as he forgot a

she continued, scowling at Minet. “That is where you’re wrong, I played no part in this whatsoever, it was all him and his new friends” Minet replied with a smile, patting Rex on the shoulder. Looking back to Rex suspiciously, “It was a gift of sorts” he replied. “From who?” Lacey asked curiously, she knew very well a cask of Kadota honey mead cost well over a thousand dactrem each and was extremely difficult to source due to the dangers of the desert.

Holy shit. My eyes widened. My head practically exploded with flavor. The heat bloomed across my tongue, warm and addictive, perfectly balanced with a subtle smokiness I had never tasted before. It wasn’t just good. It was insanely good. I took another fry, then another, chewing faster, my whole body reacting like I was tasting heaven for the first time. I leaned back against the bed, eyes half-closed in pure bliss, letting out a low, satisfied groan. “This is dangerous,” I muttered to myself, already reaching for a third fry.

Madison confessed while looking away and suppressing her shaky voice. Dylan stopped eating and took a sip of Madison's tea. "It's a mixture of sweet and savory. You brewed this?" Madison nodded, "Yes, it's a combination of green tea and honey. Does the tea not suit your taste? My apologies, I will try harder next time—" "No, it suited my taste and made me tranquil." Dylan interrupted as he continued to savor the tea. "Wasn't the Young Master mad that I heard your argument with the Lady earlier?" Madison asked while squeezing her palm secretly.

It was creamy yet had a tantalizing kick of saltiness, making it the perfect balance of savory and sweet. The second one was the Lavender Honey Dream; a pale lilac scoop with a floral aroma, delicately sweetened with wildflower honey. It melted into a soft, herbaceous finish that felt like eating a meadow in springtime. It was lovely, but I wasn’t a fan of it, and neither was Lyn.

"Before we are done were you the one who made the poison that killed those man didn't you." She couldn't lie so she just don't him the truth. "Yes I did." The poison was a slow acting kind. it makes it look like you are just unconscious then slowly kill them from the inside without any medical detection. This was her most dangerous poison. The poison could only be made once and she was the only one who could even make it. When she created it it was to save her when she got into dangerous situation that way she could pretend to be dead. She would fight administer the cure then inject the poison.