Two Shots Of Vodka Novels & Stories

I'm completely out of their league. "I thought girls here were hot but- guess I was wrong." I shrugged and gulped my drink in one shot. The bitter liquid immediately hit the back of my throat. This was the third vodka shot that I was having for the night, so I had a long way to go before I start feeling the buzz. I’m one of those people who cannot get drunk with a mere few shots, and I was always in a dilemma to decide if it was a good thing or bad. It was definitely a high maintenance trait.

I hate when he tries to intrude into my space and criticize all my decisions. "Anyone else has something to say?" They shift uncomfortably, their words coming out in sync. "No, Pakhan." I make my way to my favorite vodka and when the hot liquid scorches its way down my throat, a tiny shiver works its way through me. “That hit the spot,” I murmur, rolling my neck as the familiar buzz kicks in. Two shots later, I let my eyes flit over to where Andros stands with a sling over his neck from the shootout at the safe house.

The man before us directs the question to Dan and he looks back at me to say, "Is vodka alright?" "There's no fun without it. " I tell him and his lips curve into a smile before he turns to the bartender and says, "Two shots of Vodka Martini. "He slides some notes to his side and the man takes them before he turns away. "Are you a lightweight?" Dan asks as I settle on the stool next to him and I give a bob of my head. "Sometimes. It depends on how heavy it is. I get more intoxicated than drunk though. "

The game had been going for what felt like hours. The bottle of vodka in the middle of the circle was nearly empty now, and my stomach swirled with a hot, dizzy burn. I’d taken shot after shot, each one stronger than the last, my protests drowned out by the cheers and laughter of the group.

When he notices me he smirks and waves. "Uh asshole," I mumble. We go to the bar and Rose waves her hands to the bartender he walks over and stares at me. "Um, I would like 25 vodka shots," Rose shouts to the bartender. "25," I exclaim. "Don't worry 5 of those are mine," she says with a smile. When the bartender brings over the trays of shots. Yes, trays two to be exact. Rose takes five and pushes the rest towards me. I shoot back 10 of them but have to take a breather for the other ten. Then I shoot them down two at a time.

Julien nodded, picked up his cup, exclaiming cheerfully, "To friendship!" He could hardly withstand the 53 percent vodka, however, and was gasping after a sip and sighing emotionally, "Oh, it burns. I used to pop it at parties during my younger years, but it's a shame my doctor advised against high alcohol concentration liquor. Even Dom Perignon must be taken in light doses, less than an ounce per day.

I argued as I held the neck of her bottle of vodka, and she held it, too, to stop me. "No. This container that you used can only contain four hundred and fifty milliliters of liquid. And, that's barely two glasses, Mr. Einar. That should be two two-fifty milliliters. I just consume it gradually. But, you? You drink vodka like a cow." She explained, and I really am not gonna win over her. She is clever as heck. "Well... Cows don't drink vodka, Mia." I retorted as I just have nothing else to reply.

He enforced when I refused. I inhaled deeply then exhaled slowly. He made me do it three different times. “Do you feel better now?” I eyed him, throwing myself into the couch. “Worse!” “Here! Take this. It’s vodka.” He held a shot glass filled with vodka forward. “Are you being serious right now?” Gerald arched a brow, stretching it out further to my face. “Take it!” He insisted. “I am driving.” “It’s just a shot. It won’t harm you.”

He deserved it. "Oh, let's try these Sky Vodka shots", she said as she took up two small glasses and hand me one. I took a small sip and made up my face from how strong it was. This could knock you out in an instant. "Let's go dance", she say as she finished her shot and took up another one. "I'll be right there", I replied as she nod and walked off. The music got louder and I felt a headache coming on. That's why I don't party.

I told my brother as I filled the shot glass with vodka and the highball glass with scotch, careful to stop at two shots in the highball. "I didn't really expect you'd do that, Kat, but I shouldn't have expected anything less." I lifted my shot glass and Chris lifted his drink, and they clinked together. "Za zdorov'ya, " we told each other in unison. Chris sipped from his and I tilted my head back and poured my vodka into the back of my mouth and let it slide down my throat without even swallowing. "I don't know any other women who drink like you, Kat," Chris laughed, then took another miniscule sip of his scotch.