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by G. Allen Wilbanks hot chocolate “I love you, Mommy. More than anything.” Sandra picked up her two-year-old son and hugged him. “I ...

by Sue Cross  a cup of strong, sweet tea I woke up on a golden September morning feeling groggy and disorientated. Sun was streaming...

by Allison Symes dark hot chocolate Mary looked at her outline. Yes, the story should work. The characters intrigued her and she was l...

by Gill James sports drink Today for Eva it was the cross-runner, perhaps the most difficult of all, and she was nicely distracted ...

By Shera Hill Yorkshire Gold tea with a dollop of cream    Their families didn’t want Sara and Robbie to marry. Sara’s father ...

by Alison Allen a glass of Chateauneuf du Pape My French teacher claimed she kept a gun in her handbag.       She liked to tap th...

Hannah Retallick pink lemonade I told Jess I didn’t want a kitchen that colour, but she went ahead and did it anyway. ...