Sinful
He slid two glasses on the table and popped out the lid of the bottle.
He professionally tilted the glass and poured half of the liquor. “This… this classic is rare to find nowadays, it’s one of the ancient specialities, known to be from the '50s, very less shot in the market now,” He poured another glass when I was looking outside at the sea.
He handed one glass to me when I turned toward him, “Thank you, Nik,” I couldn’t believe I finally called him out by his name.
“Pleasure is all mine, Angel,” He sat and took a long gulp after clicking the glasses. I followed him too with a small sip.