Minuman Long Ellen Novels & Stories

Instead, I said lightly, “I guess I deserved that.” “You did,” she said, smiling faintly. “But it’s good that you’re suing them. For once, let the truth speak for itself.” Mrs Longman brought lunch to the terrace, simple, home-cooked food that smelled like comfort. She fussed over both of us as though we were children who couldn’t be trusted with sharp objects. “Elena, you look too thin,” she said, ladling soup into a bowl. “You need proper meals. City food isn’t real food.”

There was going to be a fifteen minute break. Beside her, June was stretching and yawning. “Let’s go and have some coffee,” Ellen said from the chair on the aisle and got up. “Sounds good,” D nodded and waited for June, who was sitting between Ellen and herself to get moving. As they slowly filed out of the room to the hall where complimentary coffee, snacks and other refreshments were set up D couldn’t help quickly pulling her phone from her purse halfway and checking it. There were no missed calls, no new text messages. Nothing!

She's hoping it has nothing to do with the kiss she has with her fiancee. "Are you a good adviser, Ellie?" she replied in her lower voice, "But before this conversation continue, I think it's better if we will have this in the bar area. I would like to have a drink with you. Let's go!" before Ellie could response, she was already dragged by her in the basement of the house where the lights are automatically opened. "Yeah, and most of it is limited edition that I bought in different countries since I was sixteen," she replied, and began selecting the best drinks that they could have while conversing, "What do you think about Golden Grain 190?" she asked, showing her the bottle.

She wore a casual white polo shirt and skinny jeans that outlined her super-sexy body. I got stupefied. I am not being lustful or anything, it has just been a long time since I saw her. Her beauty never fails to stun me. I hurriedly took my eyes off her and gestured for her to come in. ‘Hi, Shaun. Thank you for giving me this chance to explain and apologize. I brought a wine here as my gift for your arrival.’, Ellen greeted while showing the wine box in her hands. I just smiled awkwardly at her and let her in.

He stops his sentence when he sees Parker and Emilia approaching with drinks in each of their hands. Emilia takes a seat next to Colton and Parker takes a seat next to me, then hands me a tall amber drink with a ruby red bottom layer finished with sugar on the rim. “That’s a recipe that I learned from my old roommate, the only thing that’s missing is the orange vodka.” The drink is just the right amount of sweet which is complemented by the sharp zip of an energy drink. “Oh I know exactly what this is, it’s a Virgin Land Mine.”

Williamson trailed off again. “You were like fuck it, I’m calling in,” Matt finished for him. “Yes,” he admitted. “The girls fixed this orange pineapple type drink called a mimosa. It had champagne in it, too. It was good. We fed each other sausage, bacon, and pancakes. Syrup . . . mysteriously got all over us, so all three of us jumped in the shower again,” Williamson said and leaned his head back. Matt didn’t know what to say. No wonder Williamson called in.

Edeline He snapped back to the present, looking at me with a soft chuckle. "Oh, that’s a mix of Jägermeister, coconut rum, and pineapple juice. Not a lot of bartenders know it, but it’s good—better than it sounds, I promise. You can have it as a shot or a drink. It might sound weird, but trust me, it’s surprisingly tasty. Don’t worry, you’ll be just fine," he assured me with a nod, his tone more playful now.

Mark’s the man that I’ve dated the longest. Knight chuckled. “Are you going to watch Robin Hood, too?” He asked. I nodded. He smiled. “Serena really liked Marquette Milano, so we’re watching it as well.” He spoke. “Oh really? Ashejan does, too!” Mark beamed as he pulled me by my waist. I smiled but gave him a look. He blinked at me. “What?” Knight chuckled at us. “You look good together.” He beamed. I smiled. “Thanks.” I replied.

"Darling, I brought you to this place so I have as well as come prepared" They enter the room and Ellen gasps when she sees the inside. The place was lighted with disco lights and crowded with people who were dancing to loud music. She has seen a club only in movies so this was the first time she is at one. "Come let's go have a drink, Karen says. They go to the bartender. Ellen takes a seat whiles Karen orders. "I want two tequila shots". No, Karen, I don't drink, Ellen whispers. Get me coke or water.

"I knew the blue would be a killer. You look like a literal movie star." "Thanks, Jo," Elena shouted over the music, feeling a bit dizzy from the sudden whirlwind. Dusty shoved a red plastic cup into Elena’s hand and one into Liam’s. "Drink up! Miller’s dad has a suspiciously well-stocked liquor cabinet, but this is just the 'punch' for now. Pretty sure it’s mostly fruit juice and sunshine."