When Sean Reilly started making chocolates as gifts for family and friends, the confections were an immediate hit. Later, he sold them for side income while he worked as an emergency medical technician. Reilly and his partner, Dylan Freitas, went on to sell their handmade chocolates at the Tiverton Farmer’s Market, then added espresso beverages
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