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My Lifesaving Money, My Last Straw
As I squatted down to pick them up, I found one apple half-rotten.
I peeled off the bad part. The rest was still edible.
My phone buzzed. It was a message from Carl. "It's the 15th. Where's the money?"
I snapped a picture of the remaining apple and sent it to him. "This month's short. Can I pay with apples?"
He didn't reply.
I cut the apple into pieces and dropped it into my pasta.
The sweetness seeped into the salty sauce, making the taste weird.
The rain had stopped outside, and the smell of barbecue from the night food trucks below drifted up.
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Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother
Then, he lit a cigarette and took a puff, squinting his eyes contentedly.
Mrs. Miller came into the house carrying a large basket. As she put it on the table, I saw that it was filled with bright red apples. They were freshly washed and still glistening with water droplets. These apples looked fresher than the ones I had seen in supermarkets and smelled wonderfully fragrant.
"Go ahead and take one. These are from our own apple trees, so they're very sweet. Every household in the village grows apple trees. The hillside to the north is full of them.
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The Return of the War Legate
Marie explained, “This is the fruit orchard where we’ve planted several dozen types of fruits including apples, pears, dates, and many others. This is the largest orchard in our farmstead, and it’s apple harvest season right now. The apples grown from these trees are very sweet.”
Marie said all this with a proud expression.
“I notice that the shape of these apples is different from other apples,” said Adrian.
“That is of course. This is a superior variety cultivated by Mr. Benson. The trees will only produce fruit after five years of planting, and this is their first year of harvest. We sold a batch to Southrive a week ago and it’s selling so well that the demand exceeds the supply.”
Marie w
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The Devil's Hunt
They were three apples in three different colors– The first one was a deep black color; Mandy has never seen such heavenly dark apples in her entire life and she never thought that she would ever see one either.
She tried reaching out her hand to touch them but she felt a sudden wave of strange cold engulfing her, so she retracted her outstretched hand.
In the middle of the box, was a pure white apple. It was so pure that it looked like it was delivered from the heavens– it was totally devoid of every impurity of the world. However, it there was a slight scar on the side of the white apple, which caught her eyes– the scar was visible enough for her to see.
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Beauty Behind The Shadow
But when she touched the hard, smooth, reddish pink flesh of the fruit and smelled the distinct scent she knew the apples were real.
However, the skin of the giant apples was so tight and thick, her little teeth couldn't get purchase as it felt like trying to bite through a leather tarp. She managed to break off a stick to a sharp point and stab the fruit. Juice flowed out in a huge drop which she drank greedily. It was sweet, tart, and very refreshing but not filling. She kept stabbing until her hand hurt and she finally managed to pull off a ragged chunk the size of a bottle to eat. The apple was delicious and the flavor was intense as if the huge size increased the taste too. Juice covere
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Two Billionaires and A Bride
Charlie said, trying to be helpful.
“I’m not giving up,” Rebecca growled, though her apples had gone mushy. Cursing, she strained them out with a slotted spoon. That disaster discarded, she noticed the remaining juice had thickened. It smelled pretty good. Hoping to salvage something, she blew on the spoon and licked. The miracle that hit her taste buds had her gasping with excitement.
Completely opposite to her expectations, her apple syrup was delicious.
Not only that, it had an amazing texture: smooth and rich on her tongue and a zillion times better than store-bought. With a sense that the magic would disappear if she didn’t hurry, she ladled her creation over the boys’ pancakes.
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Dawn
She instinctively stiffened, a subconscious reaction of being with a dangerous fellow.
She opened the nearest box, and saw something that surprised her. It was actually a box of apples! A box of f*cking apples!
“Where did this apples came from?!” Farrah yelled, but Dior didn't seem to understand as he just huffed and turned away. Farrah smiled in happiness, not only because she knew there's a possibility that their love story could have a happy ending but also because she didn't expect to see apples.
In the base, apples are just some kind of luxury food. Only those who can afford it can eat it. How could there still be an apple in this ghost town?
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Don Salvatore's Obsession
I nodded when I savoured the taste of the green apples.
"Hmm, this really tastes good " I said and finished it up, taking another bite of it.
It has been quite a while I hate fresh fruits as tasty as these ones. I was literally used to smoking cigarettes and cocaine.
I was still on one of the apples when Sophia had consumed over five apples already. I was shocked to see this.
The Sophia I knew wouldn't even finish up to two. I kept on staring at her with a surprised look.
"What?" She asked when she realized I was staring at her.
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EVE’S APPLE
“You’ve been avoiding a lot of things lately.
Coffee. Meat. Even wine. Since when do you hate all your favorites?”
I froze, the fork suddenly felt heavy in my hand. “I just… don’t feel like it, that’s all.”
Agatha jumped in quickly, forcing a laugh. “Maybe she’s just trying to be healthier. People go through phases, Noah.”
But Noah’s eyes stayed on me, dark and unreadable. “Phases don’t make people change overnight.”
The tension between us thickened, and I could barely breathe. I forced a smile, pushing away from the table. “I’m fine. Really. Stop making it a big deal.”
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Juicy
Troy sat up and yawned.
"Thanks. I would have slept right through."
"You sleep a lot."
"Medicine. Don't they give you medicine?"
He shrugged. "Anti-depressants. But I've been on those for years." He handed him an apple. "I thought you might be hungry so brought you this."
"Thanks." He said gratefully and then took a big bite. He was a little hungry now, but wouldn't have any trouble waiting until dinner time before eating a full meal. There had been many a time that'd he'd gone days without good food.
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The 'Sour Apple Book' absolutely wrecked me in the best way possible—it's this raw, unfiltered coming-of-age story about a girl navigating first love, family dysfunction, and the messy process of figuring out who she is. The protagonist, Lily, has this biting wit that masks her vulnerability, and her relationship with her emotionally distant mother had me highlighting passages like crazy. What really got me was how the author wove in themes of self-sabotage through the recurring metaphor of biting into sour apples despite knowing the taste.
I couldn't put it down during the last third where Lily's romantic subplot collides with her academic struggles—it captures that terrifying moment when you realize growing up means outgrowing certain people. The dialogue feels so authentic, especially the heated arguments that trail off into silence. It's not a happy read, but it's the kind of book that lingers in your chest for weeks.
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