Herman hadn't planned for it to be a lavish sort of sendoff, but he thought Danny and Frankie, and perhaps Leon if he came, would at least like something special the night before they leave for the States. So in the early evening, he popped into the local bakery and left with a dozen squares of
Bienenstich, a dozen
almond-oats cookies, and half a
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I just hope he doesn't dunk.
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I don't think he'd ruin a perfectly good cookie with lager, although you never can tell with this lot. Anyway, Frankie, have you tried this before? It's called Bienenstich, or, how do you say it...bee sting cake. I suppose they call it that because it's glazed with honey. Have a piece! *He gives her the slice in his hands.* Get your fill of German sweets before you leave for the States.
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It's like sex translated into pastry.
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Herman, when we were in London... I don't remember much... Did, uh...anything...uh... *He questions him with his eyes.*
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You know what I should do, I should pack up some of these pretzels for you in case you get hungry on the train tomorrow.
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Hovering back towards them, he reaches out over the countertop to clutch their shoulders, and when he speaks his tone takes on a comical desperation.*
I'm going to miss you two for however long you'll be gone. Promise me you'll write? Please? The both of you? Together? You know, write a letter together. I think that would be fun, don't you think so? *His wide smile is endearingly goofy.*
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Ohh no! You said you were going to take the brunt of her wrath! *He notes Frankie's expression, terrified and bemused at the same time.* Does she often look at you like this?
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