Veronica Mars was sitting on a table - not at it, but on it, legs swinging off the edge as she sipped at a cup of coffee. She'd been itching to bake since she'd mentioned it to George the week before. But now that she was here in the kitchen, ready to give in to the stupid girly urge - and really, it wasn't like she even had a passable reason like
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He even managed a smile for Veronica.
"Let me guess, you started the first island Girl Scout troop and now you have to sell cookies or you'll never get that merit badge? I'll take two boxes of thin mints."
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Really, really soft, Mars.
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"Seriously though, baked goods are something I never say no to, unless the prerequisite to eating them are the words 'I do'. I could even help. And by help I mean watch and possibly hold the cookbook for you."
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She was remembering his wedding cake - the one she'd eaten and he hadn't, sitting at that table over there with a cup of coffee and Eostre's company. Something about the woman was comforting, but it had been an uneasy afternoon anyway, day old cake tasting of guilt and relief.
"I was thinking of something with shellfish."
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"But if someone was going to successfully tempt me with death on a plate, it would have to be you."
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"I'll keep that in mind for the future," she deadpanned, grinning. She slid her hands into her pockets, head tilting to the side. "Alright, so if I'm not making death cookies, what should I make? Because I was actually leaning toward something like peanut butter, but it's so been done."
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He looked thoughtful and then shrugged, "I'm kind of partial to your Snickerdoodles though, to be honest."
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"Maybe just stick to what I know," she said, rolling her eyes at herself. "But if I make those, I have to set some aside for Wallace. He'd kill me if he knew there was snickerdoodling goin' down and he didn't get any."
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"You seem cheerful lately," he commented. It sounded a lot like an accusation though.
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She spared him a glance, though, smiling curiously. "Do I? Maybe it's just in comparison to your usual company."
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He took some of the things from her arms and placed them carefully on the counter, flashing her a teasing grin. "'Course he can't flip his hair quite as well as you can."
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