Poem Chocolate Novels & Stories

Carefully, he picked up the remains of an opened package of expensive chocolate, pieces scattered across the rug. "It's chocolate," Oliver said, his tone grim and professional. "Pure poison for dogs." "Chocolate?" I cried, confused and desperate. "Where did that come from? I would never leave chocolate where she could reach it!" Nate crouched down and picked up a small card that had fallen near the wrapper. He read it out loud, his voice tightening with every word, "'Congratulations on the engagement, little sister. Brought your favorites from Verdania. With love, Zoey.'"

"I am glad you are back. The koi fish were getting incredibly arrogant without you here to stare them down.." Nothing. Not even a twitch of his jaw. He was a stone wall. Sighing again, I lifted the mug to my lips and took a long, greedy sip. It was incredible. It tasted like warmth and comfort. But as I pulled the mug away, I realized I had tipped it entirely too fast. A large, ridiculous portion of chocolate was planted firmly on the tip of my nose. I tried to look, crossing my eyes slightly. I scrambled to wipe it off with the back of my hand and nearly knocked over the sugar dispenser in the process.

He sat down on a rock by the roadside and pulled out the old chocolate. The foil was creased. The surface was bloomed white. He peeled the foil back and put the chocolate in his mouth. No sweetness. No bitterness. Just the astringent taste of old cocoa powder. The sweetness had dissipated years ago; the white bloom had sucked it all away. He swallowed it anyway. He didn't need to carry it anymore. He'd already memorized everything. He didn't need an inedible piece of chocolate to remind him.

Erica widened her eyes and followed Dulcie. “You ate it yourself? Are there no side effects? Or are all the members of the Rivas family immune to poison?” Dulcie paused and wordlessly stared at her. “Have you watched too many TV dramas? Immune to poison, my foot.” Erica parroted Dulcie’s line, “‘The things shown on TV can also come from real life’!” Dulcie was amused again. She handed the small bottle to Erica and said kindly, “This pill has another name: Chocolate Beans! It can lower your blood sugar. Want one?”

I promise I won't misuse it. Knock! Knock! My conversation is not over yet! Along with the letter, I have also kept the chocolate, eat it. "Chocolate!" He chuckled. "Hehe! I know, chocolate is quite silly. You must have been laughing too now. " He looked here and there as he read the line in the letter. He looks back and continues the letter.

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