Novel & Cerita Zenith Margarita

There is soft jazz playing in the background, and sunlight spills through the windows like liquid gold. We sit in a corner booth, away from the few other patrons. Zenith orders an iced caramel latte with whipped cream. I raise an eyebrow at the mountain of cream, and she sticks her tongue out at me. “You’re judging me.” “Quietly.” She sips with an exaggerated moan. “You should try it before you criticize.”

Chiba Nobita signaled for Ramon Lee to pour everyone a huge drink. The Whiskey from the Island Nations was bittersweet and extremely strong, enough to make anyone drop after a few cups. Xynthia Zimmer immediately held her nose shut when Ramon brought the Whiskey over. “I’m sorry, I can’t drink. I’ll just have juice.” Naturally, Xynthia did not want to get in trouble again after what had happened before. Harvey York would probably stop accompanying her if the same happened again.

We walked the two blocks—giggling the whole way—then climbed the stairs to the rooftop. The view was gorgeous: city skyline on one side, river sparkling on the other, string lights already glowing even though it was still daylight. We snagged a corner table with a perfect breeze. The server came over, took our order and was back before we knew it. My mango margarita sat sweating in front of me, half-gone, straw bent from how much I’d been nervously chewing it while Zara rambled about her mystery man. She leaned forward suddenly, eyes sparkling with that giddy “I can’t believe this is happening” energy I hadn’t seen from her in forever.

I had hoped for more than 3 days. I had bought a used Margarita machine a few months earlier. It had a dual hopper, and I loaded one side with slushes for the kids, and the other side with something for the adults, usually Strawberry Margaritas, Rum Runners, Peach Bellinis or some such concoction. I kept it running in the garage, next to the soda fridge, and I'm certain it was one of the other reasons that our house was so popular with the kids, and some of their parents. It seemed a little extravagant at the time, a $1000 toy that we'd use a few times a year at parties, but as a pool-side addition, it was a huge hit, and a worthy investment.

"I don't scheme. I win. You called this meeting to concede the South Bay deal. So, concede, and let me get back to my son." A microscopic muscle ticked in Ethan’s jaw at the mention of the boy. My son, he thought, a violent wave of possessive pride crashing through him. Our son. But he kept his face perfectly impassive. He gestured to the bartender, who immediately brought over two crystal tumblers. He placed one in front of Zara. Zara looked down at the amber liquid. There was a single, large, spherical ice cube in the center, garnished with a twist of charred orange peel and a single dash of black cherry bitters.

When I free myself with the excuse of the bathroom, the bar spins slightly—the alcohol finally hitting—but my steps are firm toward the stairs. Antoine and the redhead had disappeared — and I already knew exactly where. But when I descend to the club's lower level, there he is: Antoine, sleeves rolled up, personally preparing a drink for Elizabeth. The redhead? Evaporated. As if she'd never existed. My jaw clenches so hard it hurts. He doesn't even try to hide it. I grab the same bartender who served us privately by the collar. "Make a special cocktail. I want something memorable. Vodka, raspberry, and a touch of lemon." My eyes stay on her and my best friend, whom I feel like skinning alive

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The morning arrived quickly, Zenith had woken up briefly but he had shown no sign of recovery from the injury then fell back unconscious. The female doctor who was attending to him was confused. It seemed the injury had worsened over night. It was the usual cure she used on him when it came to silver and aconite injury but now… she did not even know what to do anymore. “Anything the issue, Doctor?” Mathias asked her when he saw how her eyes were narrowed at Zenith’s waist.

She wondered if it was just her and mentally noted to ask Esmeralda when she saw her again. Glancing around at the crowd as she weaved her way through them, she wondered if professor Lucas was still around. If any of the other girls had attended to him because she was sure they would have approached him. She silently berated herself for not asking him earlier if he wanted anything, her nerves had definitely done her bad. She approached the bar and saw big Ben patiently explaining one of the drinks on the menu to a confused looking customer. "Ya see, a martini is basically just gin or vodka and vermouth," he said, pointing to the menu. "But, a cosmo is made with cranberry juice, triple sec, a

“Usually, yes. But with her, I don’t know. She isn’t like the others.” “No, she isn’t. But I still know a good idea when I hear it. Let’s head for my office and we can go through it and talk about it.” As Zane and Jax walked towards the stairs, Zane noticed the sign holding the drink list. At the top there was a new drink, ‘Angel’s Bliss’. At each end of the name someone had drawn angel wings and there was a halo around the capital A. Zane smiled, it was perfect. “What are you grinning about?” Jax asked.