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fandomhighdorms2009-01-15 11:38 am
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third floor common room - thursday afternoon - 1/15
As Liir had the day off today from just about everything, he decided to get some baking done. No brownies, of course, but a little bit of chocolate wouldn't hurt anyone (except Makejoy, who was once again being very good and staying outside of the kitchen) and he had a craving for toffee he couldn't quite explain.
Hence the browned chocolate-chip and cherry cookies that he pulled from the oven as another batch of them went in. They had a few minutes to cool, of course, but he couldn't quite resist pulling up one very carefully, blowing on it a little, and taking a bite.
...it burned, of course, but they were just right.
"Milk," he decided, "I hope we have some milk."
He also had up a little sign.
If you need your laundry done without losing any of it, do ask.
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Hence the browned chocolate-chip and cherry cookies that he pulled from the oven as another batch of them went in. They had a few minutes to cool, of course, but he couldn't quite resist pulling up one very carefully, blowing on it a little, and taking a bite.
...it burned, of course, but they were just right.
"Milk," he decided, "I hope we have some milk."
He also had up a little sign.
If you need your laundry done without losing any of it, do ask.
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"Hey, Liir," he said. "Can I grab a few of those?"
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"There's plenty to go around. I just didn't have anything good for guests around. How are you, Chad? Eating in your room?"
He tipped his chin to the food he already had.
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All this getting other people food made him hungry.
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And in fact, the browned-butter toffee scent was rather nice.
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And he decided that he was going to go ahead and help himself to one of those cookies now. Arthur could wait, and Liir was right about them smelling pretty good.
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"Just in case."
He took one for himself.
"How have you-- I asked that, didn't I? Well, er, taking anything interesting?"
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And utterly useless to him, but he still enjoyed taking them.
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He always got distracted in that class.
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Which really probably answered that question.
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He took another bite of his cookie.
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No, really.
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"Really?"
And a pause, for his head to tilt.
"What happens if you pull the right one?"
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"Smells good in here. What're you making?"
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"Is something the matter?"
She looked... rumpled.
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"I smell," she complained. "It doesn't matter that I showered. My stupid clothes are dirty."
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"You're fine to me."
Which was true. That Liir'd spent most of his childhood with animals and Animals and wild beasts and monkeys with questionable cleanliness habits was also true.
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"My clothes are icky and wrinkly and I need to go purchase some under thingies."
She pouted and ate her cookie.
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"Would you like me to do some of your laundry? I really wouldn't mind, Amber. And it's not an 'I told you so'. I can see you're unhappy."
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"It's...not too weird for you?"
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"Of course not. I used to do the laundry for the Witch and Nanny both. The Witch couldn't handle water and Nanny was too old for it. It doesn't trouble me in the least."
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"Certainly."
...just because he knew it might result in very strange thoughts didn't mean he didn't want that, however.
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"And then I am very much yours."
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