Printable Sweetheart Candy Box Novels & Stories

*Patricia's POV* The other day, a lunch was delivered to me with another note. The note's number is 21, and its watermark is 'L.' Yesterday, a child came to me when I left the building. She handed me a heart-shaped box of Ferrero Rocher. The girl told me that someone asked her to give the chocolates to me. I am not fond of eating chocolates, but how did the sender know that Ferrero Rocher is my favorite chocolate? The box of chocolates has a note numbered '9' with a period as a watermark.

"It's cool right? Caitlin's gonna love this. I'm gonna win best Xmas gift hands down." "You're an idiot. There's no competition, besides, I've already got you beat." "No way boy, this has got to be the best gift ever. She can play in it and eat it." "The box says four years old and up." "Who cares, I'll get brownie points. She's going to love it, look at all the colors and the candy." "She's not allowed to have candy she's too young." "Boy you have to stop. I fed you candy when you were her age."

I asked my beast, who was sniffing around the darkened room. On my nightstand was a huge black box with a red bow and pink heart-shaped details. “I don't know. It smells kind of sweet and delicious,” my beast suggested, as surprised as I was. Without saying a word, I approached the box and looked at it closely. Could it be for me? Could Bradley have sent it? My beast remained completely silent as I finally opened the box. Damn, it was full of candy, flowers, and little plush toys. “I can't believe Bradley is so adorable,” I said with a sigh.

“Here you go, your present.” It was only at that point when Damon willingly placed the toy car back on the ground. Felix continued playing happily after retrieving it. “This is such a small box, though. What sort of present could you put in here?” Although Damon said that, he was still quickly tearing up the wrapping paper like a happy little child. Then, the contents of the present revealed to actually be… a box of candy. It was a box of colorful candy with various assortments, probably sold in the supermarket for $7.50.

I told him. “I will and always love you sweet caramel.” “Locus I’m….i’m pregnant, you're going to be a father.”

On top of the blankets was a small box. ‘Chocolate Covered Cherries – a confectionary treat' My heart melted a little. Sunshine giggled. "Those are from Asher." I grabbed the box, a pillow, and another blanket. I added the second blanket to the one already covering my legs. Getting comfortable on a slick tabletop wasn't an easy task, but it also wasn't the worst bed I'd ever slept on either. "How are you feeling?" Sunshine asked. I nodded as I opened the box of sweets. Little domed chocolates sat in small plastic holes. I picked one up. Smelled it. Nothing about it smelled like poison or anything other than chocolate. I couldn't even scent the cherries that were supposed to be inside it.

We ran through the bridge, went down through the escalator and realized raindrops are still falling—touches our skin. We continued and sat on blocks facing the bay, as the sunsets. We opened the pack of chips and ate, opened up their umbrellas and decided to give each other what we made. Michane were the first to give. She gave me a pink, rectangular, plastic box. I opened it and there were candies with 2 letters. To be opened when I receive it, when I'm happy, when I'm bored, when I'm angry, when I'm sad, and when I miss them.

A black box with cream-colored ribbons. “Happy birthday.”

“This is just… something small.” I took the box, my heart doing that annoying stutter thing again as I untied the ribbon and lifted the lid. Inside, nestled on a little cushion of tissue paper, was a delicate silver bracelet with a tiny chocolate cake charm dangling from it—complete with messy frosting details and a minuscule candle on top. “You must really like chocolate,” I teased, still laughing as I lifted the bracelet out and let it catch the light. The little cake charm spun slowly, catching the glow from the single lamp and making me smile even wider.

Uwyn immediately said what she wanted to buy to the kindly old lady who owned the candy store. "Right away, young miss." The kindly old lady replied to the young customer with a smile on her toothless face. She expertly packed the sweet candies of different sizes and tastes to the bidding of her customers. After she was done, three huge boxes were filled to the brim in front of Uwyn. It was her lucky day today, the kindly old lady thought. "How much for all of these, grandmother?" Maru asked the kindly old lady.