Rin Bee Novels & Stories

''Should we guard here until the bees leave? ''No need. Just leave it... we'll come back to check in three days.'' ''What's that?!'' ''Cinnamon...'' ''Are you sure just putting that can drive the bees away?'' ''Of course. This is a peaceful way. The bees are not disturbed. We get honey without having to bother...'' Ruvi still found it hard to believe that Hans' action of just sprinkling cinnamon powder around the beehive would make them go away on their own.

" B-But honey it's not what you're thinking..." " HONEY? HONEY?" I looked at Brendon because we both said honey together. I can't believe Eva called this madman Rubex honey. Lucky bastard!

Early Morning. Silverpine Ridge was serene and lush, shrouded in white mist, evoking an otherworldly, almost immortal beauty. Unknown birds perched on grapevines, letting out the occasional chirp— crisp and clear. Briella lay on the large bed, her long, elegant hair spread across the pillow. The phone on her nightstand buzzed non-stop. Her brows twitched faintly. Slowly, she opened her eyes. Still half-asleep, her soft and delicate expression made her seem too tempting to resist bullying.

He had wanted to rush in there so badly and separate the people whose enjoying each other’s presence making his heart feel sour. Suddenly, while each of them was occupied, a sudden appearance of a huge bee wrecked their focus. This bug is infamous for its poisonous spits and deadly stinger, and to make it worse the bug was a hundred times bigger than the usual size of bees, it would seem that the bug was as big as a basketball, much more dangerous for the one they had in company is the Queen of Bees. Seeing the Queen of Bees, both Suyi and Zed froze and anxiously glanced at each other, with eyes looking at each other with clear hopes that the other had a solution.

I can eat Old Noreen’s chili again. I put the bee jar down and set up a filter in a funnel. Then, batting away the few bees that escaped the reaping, I screw a mesh lid on the jar and empty the dead bee water through the funnel. This is the part of varroa mite testing when the rubber hits the road. I take the filter, hold it up to the light, and examine it carefully. Nothing. Sweet.

This is between Briar and me. I

Sure, we were successful in that, but as soon as I dropped to the ground, I had twisted my ankle. I found Maria a couple minutes later running back from the town being chased by bees. And so my name became honey bee and her name became sting. We were sworn never to tell a soul. Of course when we were little kids the oath we took felt like the real thing in the movies where they cut their hands and put their blood somewhere to signify their loyalty. Nah, we didn't have that. Our oath was eating some of the honey from the hive we knocked down. Aunt Caroline put sugar and make it so it was actually edible without getting some poisoning or something.

mia hissed making the little one pout a bit before nodding her head “ It's okay,” I smiled. “ I did swallow a watermelon seed,actually it was two which makes my stomach twice as big” I winked, making her gasp with her innocent eyes widened with couriousty. “ How are you feeling anyways Madam Briella?” Mia asked passing the syrup down to her mate who has been weirdly silent this morning since he sat down. “ I’m doing as good as I’m going to get. Is he okay” I mumbled the last part knowing it really isn’t none of my business if it was a personal matter.

I had no choice but to do this job so I just did my daily routine and did as was told and cookd what Brian loved. I walked with a tray in my hands of a chicken salad I had made with a glass of lemonade since it was kinda hot outside today and I knew Brian must be a bit warm in his room. So I wanted to make him something cool and refreshing to drink and eat. I took a deep breath in before knocking and then coming in but no guards or nursers were with me this time. I guess they all got tired of this bull shit as I was. I came in to find Brian sitting on his bed smiling at me.