Coffees and macarons// ?

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Reads 47
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Parts 5
Time <5 mins

coffee love random romance shortstory teenfiction

every day, she comes up for a coffee and a macaron.
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where a barista writes notes to a girl thinking that she doesn't keep them, but she doesAll Rights Reserved

coffee love random romance shortstory teenfiction

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An aspiring writer spends her morning in a cozy coffee shop, secretly leaving notes on napkins, hoping to inspire someone. A regular customer, a charming but slightly shy architect, starts collecting these notes thinking they're meant for her. One day, she leaves a note in return, and a fun, quirky exchange of letters begins. As the two grow closer, their bond deepens, and they both realize the true magic of their connection isn't the notes- it's in each other... . . . RYEJI

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When espresso meets milk, chaos brews and you get a latte love. Meet Jamie, a part-time barista and full-time poet, who sees life through a lens of lattes and literature. In the quaint corner of Pages & Lattes, he's perfecting the art of coffee and secretly scribbling sonnets about Ava, the witty psychology student who's as intriguing as the classic novels on the café's dusty shelves. Ava walks into Pages & Lattes like she owns the place, armed with her sharp mind and a stack of books. She thinks she's just there to read and people-watch, but her daily cappuccinos come with a side of Jamie's poorly disguised crush. Armed with awkward smiles and accidental mix-ups, their friendship brews slowly over spilled coffee and shared laughs. But when notes start dropping and secrets spill faster than coffee, Jamie and Ava must decide if what they have is just a caffeinated crush or the kind of love that's worth writing about. Pour yourself a short cup of romance and join Jamie and Ava as they discover that love-much like coffee-is best served hot and often leaves a lingering taste of sweet, sweet chaos.

Sometimes we don't have the time to read an entire novel or even a short story. Still, we yearn for connection with a compelling tale. Each of these "short" short stories can be read in the time it takes to consume a cappuccino. Like coffee provides caffeine for the physical body, a story supplies caffeine for the soul. Whether romantic, poignant, hopeful, or reflective, each of these flash fiction pieces aims to evoke deep emotion that stays with you long after reading it. Pull up a chair, grab your inspirational beverage of choice, and join in on the conversation, filling each of our mugs with caffeine for the soul.

Amanda Smith has never had a drop of caffeine in her life. After stumbling upon a cozy coffee shop, she decides to discover her taste buds and maybe know a few other things she never knew about herself. And it doesn't really hurt that the barista is intriguing. This is a little something for all the coffee lovers out there. And those coffee curious like my protagonist here. Word Count: 15 000 to 20 000 words.

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Coffee Shop Lovers (RYEJI)

An aspiring writer spends her morning in a cozy coffee shop, secretly leaving notes on napkins, hoping to inspire someone. A regular customer, a charming but slightly shy architect, starts collecting these notes thinking they're meant for her. One day, she leaves a note in return, and a fun, quirky exchange of letters begins. As the two grow closer, their bond deepens, and they both realize the true magic of their connection isn't the notes- it's in each other... . . . RYEJI

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