Sabine Wren (
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fandomhighdorms2019-08-26 10:47 am
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Third floor common room- Monday morning
Sabine had been pretty scarce after the whole Toymaker thing. Even after she felt better about it, she hadn't much wanted to deal with people. But new kids would be here soon and classes would be starting and so she finally decided she had to get out of her room. It was breakfast day, anyway, maybe she could hang out and see if anyone hated her?
So she went up to the third floor and... no Wayne, no breakfast.
"Well, that's new."
[Someone had to! Open!]
So she went up to the third floor and... no Wayne, no breakfast.
"Well, that's new."
[Someone had to! Open!]

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And considered her gloom about Wayne.
"You know what," she said, meandering over to the fridge to see if there were eggs. "I think I'm going to make ice cream for breakfast instead. You, like, want any??????????????????"
Because if the cereal didn't give Wayne fits from afar then her ice cream definitely would.
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She bet the cereal would turn the ice cream all sorts of colors!
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The fact that it was a futile and ineffective plan to irritate Wayne really didn't matter. It was a plan.
Nina picked two eggs out of the fridge and wandered over to the stove, pulling out... a wok and a pot.
Cooking was a weird, weird thing in her world.
"I like vanilla best," Nina said, "but, like, what flavour do you want???????????"
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She came over to watch, hopping back up to sit on the counter. "Can you show me?"
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There were so many reasons why Nina's cooking gave Wayne headaches, Mae. So many.
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She... had not actually added the egg into anything yet, no. Or even cracked the shell. And there was definitely nothing in either the pot or the wok.
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"So . . . what would you need if you weren't making vanilla?"
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The pot now had something that looked like stew in it, which she stirred vigorously (and not spilling a drop!) before she stopped and tossed what looked like fried rice in the wok. Nina alternated between the two of those things with that egg--that she still hadn't actually touched--disappearing in the mayhem of what she was doing to the stove.
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Did that make sense? No! But also yes!
And, as she tossed the rice (where had it come from?) and stirred the stew (again, what?) one last time, she dumped them both into the bowl and... and...
Abruptly as she'd started cooking, she was done.
And in the bowl perfectly delicious looking vanilla ice cream.
"Tah-dah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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"Summer says it's, like, black magic," Nina mused, starting the whole cycle over again. "But, like, everyone at home cooks this way????????????????? Wayne and I had a big argument when he said ice cream has sugar in it?????????????? And I was all 'um, no??????????????????' because when I make it, it really doesn't???????????????"
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