That sounds really fucking good, actually. Maybe the cafeteria will serve it sometime.
[she's gonna start walking.] My --
[a beat.] My mom used to make it? Bread. It was the one thing she was reliably good at making. There's really nothing like coming home at three in the morning to the smell of bread baking.
[ And she falls into step beside Beau, noticing the pause but choosing not to ask about it. Instead, she nods, looking fascinated. ]
I'm not sure what you were doing out so late, but I do think there's something to be said about the smell of bread really making things feel like home. My mother never baked it, but I would slip into a nearby bakery when I could just to breathe in the smells.
[she does not know, beau. she grins a bit though.] Right? There's something comforting about it. I gotta learn to cook when life settles down, I've always been shit at it.
Really? That's impressive. [she shoves her hands in her pockets.] Maybe we can try to figure it out here at some point? Looks like we're gonna be stuck for a hot second.
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What - what is sumo, you have to tell me everything.
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I don't mind! Do we really want to have this discussion in front of the vending machines, though?
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You wanna go get lunch maybe?
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[ And she seems really enthused about wrestling, it's cute. ]
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Uh - sure. Sure, yeah, I'm gr -- I mean, I'm fine, I guess anyway let's go what's your favorite food? [nailed it]
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[ She could ask about the blush but she's merciful mostly. ]
And you, Beau?
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Oh, uh. I don't know. I like bacon a lot. Homemade bread. Simple stuff. What's tofu?
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[ Ah, tofu. ]
Homemade bread sounds delicious, though!
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[she's gonna start walking.] My --
[a beat.] My mom used to make it? Bread. It was the one thing she was reliably good at making. There's really nothing like coming home at three in the morning to the smell of bread baking.
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I'm not sure what you were doing out so late, but I do think there's something to be said about the smell of bread really making things feel like home. My mother never baked it, but I would slip into a nearby bakery when I could just to breathe in the smells.
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[she does not know, beau. she grins a bit though.] Right? There's something comforting about it. I gotta learn to cook when life settles down, I've always been shit at it.
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She does know this, though, and she winces a bit. ]
I can relate. I know a three-year-old who can cook better than I can.
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Really? That's impressive. [she shoves her hands in her pockets.] Maybe we can try to figure it out here at some point? Looks like we're gonna be stuck for a hot second.
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[ So they don't immediately burn down the kitchen. ]
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I wish I'd learned to cook when I was younger. Guess you're never too old to learn though.
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[ SHE DID HER TIME. ]
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Again? Have you already been?
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[...] So how many people have you had to look at here so far.
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[ She's losing count. ]
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Did you look at Molly? Purple guy.
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[ Only in a more Molly way of speaking. ]
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I hope he behaved himself. [she says, mostly joking. she's not his mom!!!]
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[ DIPLOMATICALLY. ]
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Pfft. You can say he's an asshole, it's okay. [she says this fondly.]
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