eat different chocolates
Sara had felt a little emptiness in her stomach all afternoon. It wasn't ravenous hunger, but that mischievous feeling that arises when your body craves something sweet. She walked to the park as the wind rustled the leaves and the lights began to twinkle. Then she saw it.
Small chocolates were scattered all along the path. Some were clear, some round, some square. Sara's eyes widened with excitement, and she began picking them up one by one, carefully placing them in a bag. Each find was different: some smelled of vanilla, others of caramel, others had an intense aroma of cocoa. Little by little, the bag filled up until it was heavy and overflowing.
With a satisfied smile, she went home. She went straight to the bathroom, closed the door, and sank down onto the cool shower floor. She emptied the mountain of chocolates in front of her and began to feast.
She took the first one and bit into it slowly. It was soft and creamy. Then another, harder and crunchier. Then came a filled chocolate that melted the moment it touched her tongue. Sara swallowed them one after another, savoring each different flavor, each texture, each surprise hidden inside the sweets. The aroma of each one filled the bathroom as she continued happily eating, giggling softly between bites.
When she finished the last chocolate, she lay back on the floor, breathing slowly. Her belly was round and swollen from eating so much, and an enormous feeling of satisfaction coursed through her body. She closed her eyes with a sweet smile, thinking that she had never experienced such a delicious and fun feast.
