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Cupcakes, Friday 8/5, 2nd Period
Cupcake class was back in the Home Ec room once more and Stark was at the front of said room with a box in front of him. All usual for a Friday.
“I thought we could make blue cupcakes this week,” he said once everyone had arrived. “I like blue.” And possibly another student (or two) had mentioned a fondness for blue as well. Perhaps one of them was getting a hesitant smile right now.
He eyed the box warily before opening it up. “Let’s see what the box has in store for us this week. Perhaps it will only be what I expect.” Stark paused, then shook his head. “No, I don’t think so either.”
“We have blueberries, which are supposed to be here. That’s good. Blue marshmallow Peeps, which are just marshmallow so that’s fine too. Good. But these things often start out well…” He gave a soft sigh and started removing more items from the box. “And blue cotton candy.” He smiled slightly at that because it was just a lot of sugar, after all, and he did love sugar. “There’s blue raspberry flavoring as well. And Blue Curaçao.” This was going too well and now Stark was getting suspicious as he pulled out an assortment of blue sprinkles and sugars to add to the tops of cupcakes.
“Oh. There we are. Of course. Blue corn. That’s not terrible, I suppose. Blue cheese. That isn’t for cupcakes. Or it ought not to be. And I don’t even know what butterfly pea flowers are.”
“Wait. Why…something is moving. Oh, no. Nonono. Absolutely not!” Stark glared at the box before reaching in and pulling out a very much alive blue lobster followed by a very much alive blue crab. “No. No. Those are going back in the box and nobody will be cooking them and I’ll…take them to Furnado. Or to the beach. We’re not eating them.” Stabby would never forgive him.
Summer being safely tucked away in her warehouse as a squirrel meant he couldn’t look at her in dismay and possible accusation yet again this week. Alas.
“If anyone needs help, ask. I’m happy to help. Leave the crustaceans alone. Please.”
“I thought we could make blue cupcakes this week,” he said once everyone had arrived. “I like blue.” And possibly another student (or two) had mentioned a fondness for blue as well. Perhaps one of them was getting a hesitant smile right now.
He eyed the box warily before opening it up. “Let’s see what the box has in store for us this week. Perhaps it will only be what I expect.” Stark paused, then shook his head. “No, I don’t think so either.”
“We have blueberries, which are supposed to be here. That’s good. Blue marshmallow Peeps, which are just marshmallow so that’s fine too. Good. But these things often start out well…” He gave a soft sigh and started removing more items from the box. “And blue cotton candy.” He smiled slightly at that because it was just a lot of sugar, after all, and he did love sugar. “There’s blue raspberry flavoring as well. And Blue Curaçao.” This was going too well and now Stark was getting suspicious as he pulled out an assortment of blue sprinkles and sugars to add to the tops of cupcakes.
“Oh. There we are. Of course. Blue corn. That’s not terrible, I suppose. Blue cheese. That isn’t for cupcakes. Or it ought not to be. And I don’t even know what butterfly pea flowers are.”
“Wait. Why…something is moving. Oh, no. Nonono. Absolutely not!” Stark glared at the box before reaching in and pulling out a very much alive blue lobster followed by a very much alive blue crab. “No. No. Those are going back in the box and nobody will be cooking them and I’ll…take them to Furnado. Or to the beach. We’re not eating them.” Stabby would never forgive him.
Summer being safely tucked away in her warehouse as a squirrel meant he couldn’t look at her in dismay and possible accusation yet again this week. Alas.
“If anyone needs help, ask. I’m happy to help. Leave the crustaceans alone. Please.”

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Then because she had some time leftover she made up some blue corn muffins with blueberries.
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"I'm not sure I have anything that's good for lambs to eat."
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"I mean, yeah, I figured as much, but someone disagrees with me."
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Given the theme of the day and Vi's overall mood of late there was no way that Steph could keep from sneaking occasional concerned glances at her, but how was she not going to smile at least a tiny bit, too, watching Vi in protective caretaker mode?
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The smile dropped right off into a look of shock and faint horror at the crustaceans though. Who put seafood in cupcakes??
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"You missed the shrump another day. And the trout. And the salmon." People were far too willing to put seafood in cupcakes. Those people were monsters.
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"I just try to accept it now."
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Summer was a force.
"I don't think anyone else would do it. Unless you're going to try and put lobster in desserts?"
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That was very politic, Travis.
"I am definitely not going to try to put lobster in desserts. I'm from Seattle. I know where seafood belongs."
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"I'm glad you aren't putting lobster in any desserts," he said, more seriously. "I'm not sure I could forgive that." He was fighting back a smile though. He forgave Summer all her food trespasses. He could forgive Travis. He would just have to make a very, very sad face at him for a while.
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"Neither my mom, my best friend, nor my dead husband's memory would forgive me if I tried," Travis said. "Day-old grocery store sushi, sure. Seafood cupcakes? Never."
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"I'm glad. I would hate to have to throw you out of here. I hope nobody you know would approve. Aside from Summer, of course."
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She was sort of mechanically fiddling with some Blue Curaçao cupcakes, not paying much attention to what she was doing, so... they might end up being savory instead of sweet.
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"You don't have to make anything if you don't want to," Stark said gently. "You could just eat cotton candy."
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She did take some cotton candy, though, because it did sound like a good idea.
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He often needed to keep busy.
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