Quotes Candy Novels & Stories

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

"This fruity one's too sweet, and the chocolate's too heavy. Maybe we should skip the candy for the favors?" Jade scrunched her brow. "We have to include candy. It's a Greenville thing." Helma gave a nonchalant shrug. "Your turn to taste-test then. I've tried like a dozen already." Jade's smile was soft. "I'm scared I'll pack on pounds if I overdo the sugar." At that, Helma, who was just licking some sticky sugar off her finger, shot her a mock-angry look. "And I won't?"

I say enjoying the chocolate, it's pretty and delicious. "Too bad, I didn't make another one, have a nice day angel," he says to my little walking away he just gave away his homework and a sure A, what a strange vampire. "Bye," Kitkat says waving bye at him as he leaves, she picks a bit more from her food before finally leaving toward my class with me. Darjin skipped my morning class, maybe that's why he gave her the chocolate earlier in the day, but she was happy and okay with playing with the rest of my students, she had her fun playing with them and teasing them, she's the class kitten.

Hanley asked Candice softly. Candice was a little exasperated. "I'm really not as fragile as you think." "It's always better to err on the side of being cautious." Hanley produced a small cookie from somewhere and handed it to Candice. "Try it?" The wrapper looked similar to the lemon candy and made Candice curious. "Did you buy these snacks in bulk? Why do they all have the same packaging?" A hint of a smile flashed in Hanley's lowered eyes. He unwrapped the candy for Candice and urged softly. "Try the taste."

I asked, hoping to divert my sudden urges. “I only have tamarind candies and it’s pretty sour. Would it be alright with you?” she replied as she rummaged in her purse to get some candy. “Yes, please… Just one would be fine,” I replied as I felt myself starting to drool and shiver from restraining myself from such obsession.

Aino smiled cheerfully at her. The old Madam Ford was convinced. She put the candy into her mouth and bit down on it. "Oh...! My teeth...!" The candy was not hard on the outside and soft on the inside, but was as hard as rock inside out. This little thing went through such length to trick even her great-grandmother! "Pfft! Hahaha! Great-grandma, you fell for it! Yayy, my great-grandma fell for it!" Aino clapped her hands excitedly.

It's a giant place with pink walls. "We haven't even walked in and I already feel better. Thanks for bringing me here," I mumble happily and get out of Grayson's horrible car. Candy Lane is the biggest sweet shop in ever, they have all kinds of sweet things, from candy to frapuchinos to cakes. As soon as we are seated, a very animated waitress serves us and we place our orders, but Grayson refuses to tell us his plan until we are eating. While I wait for what I ordered, I walk over to the candy section and buy some popsicles, because the ones I got from that nice cab driver are all gone. I'm not proud of that.

He asked me. "Yes, Sir but my apologies but I took a candy when you were gone." I said to him, "You know, apologizing is the same as saying sorry?" He asked me. "I'm sorry..." I quickly put my hand over my mouth to stop myself. "The candy is there to be licked. Did you like it?" He asked me. I let go of my mouth. "Very much, Sir." I responded. "Then take the whole jar. It's better than it getting expired there. Besides, Harriet puts in a new jar every two days." He said to me,

“Who eats Snow Caps? I’ve never seen that mix before.” I was greeted with a silly smile before mocking the offense. “I’ll have you know that Snow Caps are the most underrated candy. Don’t knock it before you try it.” He grabbed several morsels and popcorn, before bringing them to my lips. I opened my mouth and let him put the salty sweet mix on my tongue. On instinct I closed my lips around his finger. A soft moan of contentment leaving me. I’d never had such a lewd sound come out of me before. When I met Xavier’s gaze, his pupils were dilated and filled with heat. He took his finger from my lips before putting the finger in his mouth. “Mmm, sweet, isn’t it?”

said Madison. We parted ways with the crowd and stopped at a small building that was selling a strange decorative meal that was so beautiful. "What are those?" I asked. "Candies, chocolate, cakes, and donuts," said Madison. "Which one do you want to try?" she asked. I pointed at the candy. A round, colorful, red one. She paid for it. "This candy is called a lollipop," explained Madison as she gave it to me. I took it from her hand and brought it very close to my eyes, staring at it with curiosity. Observing the myriad colors it had.