Velvet Crowe (
allconsumed) wrote in
spellbinders2017-12-22 04:10 pm
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it's a piece of cake to bake a pretty cake
Who: Velvet Crowe & Waver Velvet (aka The Victim)
Where: Floor 6, Room 1 of the apartment building
When: Day 178-ish
Open/Closed: Closed
[The kitchenette doesn't offer much counter space, but it shouldn't be an issue; Velvet has cooked with much worse conditions to contend with. She has most of the dry ingredients out and ready, along with the butter, which has been softening outside of the fridge. The oven is in the process of preheating, and Velvet has a nice shiny pan for them to use. It's all arranged rather neatly.
There's nothing left to prepare, so Velvet folds her arms and waits for The Victim to arrive. It ought to be an entertaining, and perhaps messy, afternoon.]
Where: Floor 6, Room 1 of the apartment building
When: Day 178-ish
Open/Closed: Closed
[The kitchenette doesn't offer much counter space, but it shouldn't be an issue; Velvet has cooked with much worse conditions to contend with. She has most of the dry ingredients out and ready, along with the butter, which has been softening outside of the fridge. The oven is in the process of preheating, and Velvet has a nice shiny pan for them to use. It's all arranged rather neatly.
There's nothing left to prepare, so Velvet folds her arms and waits for The Victim to arrive. It ought to be an entertaining, and perhaps messy, afternoon.]

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Waver picks up one of the sticks of butter, unwrapping it carefully. It's clear that the whole stick isn't going to be used, so what he does instead is press one end of the butter onto the pan, and then rubs it in careful circles starting in the center and then moving outward.]
Do I do the sides too, or just the pan's bottom?
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[Velvet takes a small pot out from below the counter, then pours in some tap water before setting it on the stove top and starting up the flame. The way he's buttering works just fine.]
Once you're done with that, use a little flour and sift it around so that it coats the butter in a thin, even layer. Whatever sticks is enough, so you can empty the rest in the sink after.
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[That just meant holding the butter in one hand and then rotating the pan in the other. Mission accomplished, and he ends up doing something similar with the flour.
Hell, he even does it over the garbage can just to avoid a mess.]
Where should I put it?
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This lack of counter space, though. She takes the pan from him with steady hands.]
I'll hold it. We need room for the mixing bowl. It's under the counter, so grab it then follow the recipe. Measure out the dry ingredients and mix them together. There are measuring spoons and cups in the cupboard next to where the recipe is hanging.
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[He does hand the pan over and takes out the right bowl and whatnot, but he isn't measuring. Not yet.]
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Think about it. Anything on there that isn't wet to touch. Flour, baking soda, cocoa powder – yes. Not the eggs, the milk or the oil. Get it?
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It counts as dry.
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I...okay? The recipe said to mix it with eggs and stuff?
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[He's intrigued by the sister comment, but that'll probably just get him yelled at. So Waver goes about mixing all the dry ingredients together, working quickly and quietly.]
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… I thought you'd have made a mess by now.
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Thanks for the vote of confidence, jerk.
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You should be proud that you're exceeding my expectations.
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[Can he tell that she's enjoying herself? The shit-eating grin probably gives it away.]
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Why do you care anyway?
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I have my reasons. Do you really need to know?
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[OK, OK. A real-ish answer, even though she's going to keep it vague.]
… I suppose it's good that you're still spending time with Magilou. She could use it.
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[The realish answer is....actually satisfying though. Waver blinks, slowing the anger roll.]
Well...we...yeah. I like spending time with her too.
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[Turns out she's not really so great at helping him calm down.]
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Like what?
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[Maybe she's risking him storming out by bringing that up.]
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can i type??
we just don't know!
rhetorical question tbh
i knew that
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*benefiting...... sigh
It's okey.
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