Bartenders Stories

Daphnes Story

Thorn does not believe in being saved. She believes in exits. In locked doors. In silence. In keeping her head down, her hands busy, and her past buried so deep no one thinks to look for it. After a month of failed job interviews, Thorn walks into the Rosewood Lounge for one reason only: tea. She does not expect the crooked job sign in the window. She does not expect Noah Thornwood, all chaos, charm and impossible warmth. She does not expect Elias Thornwood, all control, sharp edges and quiet protection. And she definitely does not expect a non-alcoholic café-bar full of people who somehow notice too much, ask too many questions, and make far too much room for a woman who has spent her whole life trying not to need anyone. Thorn is brilliant, guarded, exhausted and terrifyingly calm. She is a bartender who does not drink, an artist who hides her work, a woman with chronic pain, old grief, and a history no one at Rosewood could ever imagine. But Rosewood has its own way of loving people. Through tea. Through food. Through ridiculous theories. Through late-night shifts, handmade blankets, found family, and the kind of loyalty Thorn has never trusted enough to want. The longer she stays, the harder it becomes to pretend she is only an employee. Because Noah sees the loneliness she hides behind sarcasm. Elias sees the pain she refuses to name. Zara knows the girl beneath the armour. And slowly, painfully, Thorn starts to learn that family is not always blood. Sometimes family is the people who save you a seat. Sometimes it is the people who stay. And sometimes, after years of surviving alone, there is finally room for one more.

A bartender used to not feeling anything at all sees his neighbor in a new light when she helps him out of a bad situation one night. Jackson's lived next door to Summer for over a year, but when he asks her for help one night and she shows him more compassion than he's felt in years he realizes that maybe what he's been searching for has been right next door to him all along. Now all he needs to do is convince Summer to give him a chance and prove to her that he's nothing like whoever hurt her in her past. Summer has it all figured out, go to work, go to school, and keep her head down. She doesn't need new friends, she has her best friend Rachel and her friend and sometimes more, Wes, but when Jackson comes barreling into her life one night, she feels a connection that she's never felt before. But Jackson is dangerous. He could hurt her if she lets him get too close.

Part 2 of Everything Is Fine series. Please read the first book first! Kazuha and Scaramouche is reaching their 30's. Kazuha is still the lead bartender for Angel's Share while Scaramouche is still a specialist doctor at St. Xavier's Hospital. Everything seemed like it was fine. Or is it just the calm before the storm? Story Idea: Uncle Cyno Part 2 in 'Everything is Fine' Trilogy Characters is owned fully by Mihoyo

At twenty-one, Aeron Aesford bartends to pay rent, pursues stage combat choreography, and doesn't quite believe he's good enough at either. When his three younger brothers move into his tiny San Francisco apartment, he's suddenly responsible for more than just himself-and learning that sometimes the hardest fights aren't the ones on stage.

Yara was just a bartender trying to survive another night. Neil Moretti was a criminal feared by everyone. Their worlds should have never crossed. But the night Neil caught her stealing, everything changed. What started as a simple mistake quickly turned into an obsession. One dangerous promise. One stubborn thief. And one man who would burn the world to keep her safe. As enemies close in and secrets from the past threaten to tear them apart, Yara finds herself trapped in the dark world of the man who refuses to let her go.

Steve Rogers never expected The Midnight Blue Modal - the old‑school Brooklyn bar he runs with James Barnes - to become the place where his life quietly shifts. With dim lights, worn leather booths, and jazz drifting through the room each night, it's a refuge for anyone who needs a moment to breathe. That's exactly what Natasha Romanoff seems to be doing. She walks in every day, always choosing the same booth, always ordering the same drink, always carrying a quiet weight she never explains. Her job isn't dangerous, but it's complicated, and Steve can see it in the way she softens only when she's here. What starts as small talk turns into something gentler - a warmth he feels in her lingering smiles, in the way she listens, in the way she lets her guard down only in this room, only with him. He doesn't know what she does. She doesn't tell him. But the more she shows up, the more he realizes the truth he never meant to face: The most dangerous thing he's ever done has nothing to do with the bar or the past he's trying to outrun. It's giving his heart to her - and hoping she'll want to keep it.

MacKenzie Haas is a single mother living in Chicago, raising her eight-year-old daughter, Winter. MacKenzie's whole life revolves around Winter, work, and music. She doesn't have much time for anything else in life. But it changes when her friends invite her to a concert for a fun night out, something MacKenzie hasn't seen in a long time. MacKenzie ends up meeting Post Malone, the pop star everyone knows about. MacKenzie has heard about him and has heard some of his music but was never a big fan. She ends up meeting him backstage and gets his number. MacKenzie's unsure at first because for so long it was just her and Winter and MacKenzie had no one to rely on but herself. But Austin proves himself and MacKenzie lets him into her life. He's sweet to her and Winter, supportive of her music, and puts his all into their relationship. MacKenzie knows he's good for her and hopes she doesn't mess it up.

Two girls meet at a bar one the bartender the other a costumer who just wants to die that day.

{Nick Jonas & Demi Lovato} - Come on Demi, sing for me.. - You listen to me at the bar plenty of times.. aren't you tired of hearing it? - I could never be! - Well.. what do you want me to sing? - Anything your heart desires.. - Anything huh?.. (2018)

this will be a bunch of random short stories I make. Please let me know if you have any suggestions.

Y/N is a girl from Atlanta, GA and you get excited about starting your new job at the club as a bartender and your first night in the club it turns in to a crazy night. J.cole come in for a night at the club in til everything went black. It's was one nightstand that changed everything. This book is filled with stories to fill your every desire with J.cole, So sit back in a comfy chair, grab a snack, and relax read babygirl. Wanna know more? Find out in babygirl | A J.cole Love Story.

My heart is on fire. It burns, it aches, for you. only you. a story in which Alexis quackity owns his own bar, just barley scraping by between work and his not so wonderful marriage, until one day a new regular of his makes one offhand comment,deciding to take action in a messy situation that had been left on the back burner for years. Now that he was meddling in his personal life, quackity had no option but to follow him. Sapnap took the other on a road trip, changing the both of their lives forever.

Brendon's a bartender at a bar he manages, and has been for 3 years. Ryan's a guitarist at a gay bar, and has been for not too long. What happens when Ryan comes into Brendon's bar? ((Based on a role play I did with someone on ShamChat))

We have such difficulty never hearing the ending of stories that aren't ours, never satisfied with a story half told. ☆ This collection contains segments of stories from those we observe and yet never truly come to know despite our mind needing the answers. Focusing on growth, breaks and the importance of each other.

I remember the first time he walked in because everything about him felt out of place. Not in a bad way, but in the way he stood out. The pub was dim, as it always was in the evenings. Golden light from old hanging lamps, the smell of beer soaked into the wood, laughter bouncing off the walls. It is my world. It is a little chaotic and worn, but also warm and comfortable. And then he walks in. Tall-noticeably so. Crisp button-down shirt, sleeves neatly rolled, fitted trousers, shoes that looked like they'd never seen a speck of mud in their life. Ginger hair, neatly styled. Calm eyes scanning the room. He looks lost. Which, of course, made me notice him immediately.

Tessa Morgan left the city behind, trading skyscrapers and deadlines for the quiet streets of Ruston, North Carolina. She thought a fresh start meant peace, but when she steps into Ruston Moon - the town's warmest, most iconic bar - she finds herself drawn to the man running it: Owen Callahan. Owen has rules. Big ones. Bartenders appear single. Co-workers don't date. No distractions. And he's spent his life making sure Ruston Moon stays the heartbeat of the town. One year is all he has to save the bar from a flashy new rival - one slip could cost everything. But Tessa isn't like the rest. She's curious, clever, and quietly irresistible, and soon stolen glances behind the bar turn into whispered conversations after hours. The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to follow the rules. Sparks ignite, hearts are tested, and the secrets they're keeping could either bring them together... or tear Ruston Moon apart.

Once upon a time in a- yeah, this isn't some fairy tale where happily ever afters are round every corner and the villain is defeated by the time the daring Prince saves his 'one true love'. This is a story about two men, one; broody and closed off, and the other; chatty and sarcastic. No princesses, no dragons, no dwarves and no magical hair or fairy godmothers. This is real life, and sadly, even if we don't wish to admit it, things like happy endings don't happen. So, let's get down and dirty with these characters. Derek Hale, a twenty-three year old male who lives in a small and surprisingly clean apartment. He's a local bartender and is known by the town folk of Beacon Valley, mostly because of his amazingly God-like looks; piercing emerald eyes, chiselled jaw line and a patchy beard that desperately needs some tending -- dark, messy bed head hair that looks perfectly whenever you look at it. Long story short, he is a freaking God! Then there is Stiles Stilinski, nineteen years of age, and a complete and utter newbie to the town of Beacon Valley after being dumped and left by his girlfriend -- Lydia Martin. He was on the move, wanting to get rid of the memories of him and his girlfriend in his old town, and that is why he is here, in Beacon Valley, so start fresh. But never would he expect to wake up in a random individuals bed on his first day in the new town. Characters do not belong to me, they belong to the writers and creators of Teen Wolf. © 2017 DerekHaleSucksToes All Rights Reserved

For those who are being crushed by "rightness." For the things you cannot say. There is a place where they can simply sink. Above ground, the world is overflowing with blindingly righteous arguments and suffocating pressure to conform. That is why, sometimes, people have to descend all the way to the bottom just to breathe. Hidden quietly in a back alley stands **bar DESCEND**. A place reached only by flesh-and-blood people who have slipped through the order of society. This is the story of someone who could be anywhere- and yet, whose story would never surface. When the doorbell rings, a quiet night of colorless, transparent time begins. A serene human noir where wounded adults pass one another in the dark. With tonight's tune, your seat is waiting.

I didn't plan on falling in love with Harry Styles. I planned on surviving. Behind a bar, my life makes sense. Drinks in, drinks out. Keep moving. Don't get too close to anyone who might leave. Harry ruins that system the moment he walks in. He's patient in a way that's dangerous. Gentle in a way that makes it hard to keep my distance. He doesn't try to fix me, doesn't ask me to explain the parts of my life I'd rather keep buried. He just... stays. What starts as late-night conversations and quiet companionship slowly becomes something neither of us expected. Something steady. Something terrifying. Something that might actually be love. And when you've spent your entire life learning how to do everything alone, letting someone stay might be the hardest thing of all. UPDATES 9 AM & 9PM EST DAILY!!!! #1 in harrystyles