Segel Sosis So Nice Novels & Stories

"The soup is getting cold." Giselle made a noise that might have been a suppressed laugh. The soup course passed. Then the salad. The fish. Each course bringing new opportunities for passive-aggressive commentary. "How do you like Silvara, Prince Orion?" one of the advisors asked. "It's..." Orion paused, clearly choosing his words carefully. "Quaint. Smaller than I expected." Adrienne's fork stopped halfway to her mouth. "Quaint." "Yes. Charming, in a provincial sort of way."

"It is the only... mercy... we are allowed." Kesi, driven by the primal hunger of the desert crossing, didn't hesitate. He grabbed a blue block and took a massive bite. His eyes widened. "Ressi, it’s... it’s incredible. It tastes like the honey-cakes from the village, but... better. Perfect." Ressi looked at his own tray. He picked up a block, feeling its strange, gelatinous weight. As he took a small bite, the flavor exploded across his tongue—a calculated masterpiece of salt, sugar, and synthetic fats. It was addictive. It was comforting.

Judging from how calm he was despite knowing that the other guy had called for more men, it was likely that Severin was no ordinary man! "We get to eat some big lobsters, Mom! Do lobsters taste good? I've never tried them before!" Selene was almost drooling when she looked at the big lobster on the menu.

I continued to eat quietly anyways and just took my time on the food. "Hey.." Sebastian's hand rubs against my arm so I look up to him and he smiled. "We have the best salmon here. You should try this one." He said while putting a piece on my plate. I smile to thank him. "It's marinated with wine and other spices from the island. Try it. A lot of tourists loves this one. I think you will too." He smiled again. "Thanks." I answered. All of them started talking to each other again while laughing at each other's jokes. As for me, I got busy with the foods that Sebastian was placing on my plate and he's right all along. This salmon sure does taste amazing. Its taste was different from the ones b

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts. Sirene forcedly smiled as she tried her best to swallow the egg. Soheila noticed Sirene's expression and also tried the egg. Soheila controlled her reaction as she tasted how salty the egg was! She just nodded towards Zachary as they could not see any different reactions. “Taste good, bro.” She gave him a thumbs up. (Wooooh! I tasted the sea.) Luna also tasted the egg and was about to spit it out when she felt Sirene's gaze and when she remembered that Zachary cooked it.

Sarael shrugged, popping one of the honey prosciutto wrapped apple slices into her mouth. “Wow. So I didn’t really expect honey and the apple to go that well with crispy prosciutto. Actually, I didn’t expect to like it at all since I don’t eat pork,” Sarael frowned, eyeing another one on her plate before popping it into her mouth. I arched an eyebrow and looked at Sybille.

Luxury is heaven on its own on Earth. Selena opened the cover to serve the meal for me, the aroma wafted in the atmosphere and I resisted the urge to sniff as my breath hitched. My life has just changed so fast again after all the traumatized days when Dad and I were restless because Dad owned some debts. She served spicy sugo eggs with sausage and cannellini beans. A Jug of Orange juice, apple cider vinegar, and honey recipe glittering right in my face. I headed to the sitting room after I fed up my tummy as I lounged on the couch, after a while, the alarm bell at the door rang,

She slurs her words and lifts her eyebrow. “Absofuckinglutely. I call bullshit.” I say before crushing an ice-cube between my teeth. “I see the swear jar’s off to a good start this week too.” Vanessa giggles. “Struth.” Vanessa laughs at my attempt and Australian slang. “Yeah gurl!” I turn my attention to my right where the Marcos talk rapidly in Italian. I miss Italy. Man, I’m hungry. Mm, caprese salad. The warm, sweet, sun kissed tomatoes, fresh basil, olive oil. Such a simple dish, the only choice for a sweltering day like this.

"Hey, buddy! You made me want you." There were Saro's wife, two childhood friends, a case of ice-cold Peroni, and a mountain of freshly caught fish: red mullet, sardines, and red shrimp that were still squirming. Vito took off his shoes, dipped his feet into the still-warm sand, and for the first time in months, he truly breathed. The smoke from the embers, the crackling of the fish on the grill, Saro's hearty laughter as he recounted his childhood memories of stealing watermelons from the market. The black sea ahead, only the lights of distant fishing boats.