Plus None 2
“It’s tangy, healthy, and just a little bit sophisticated. When I want to eat my feelings and wallow in a state of pity-fueled laziness, I generally go for chocolate soufflé. I’m on my third.In forty-five minutes.The sky is blue, there’s a light breeze in the air, and everyone from Pastor Elkins to Cousin Willy, nose newly set, has dropped by the bakery to pick up a sweet treat on their way to work. I should be enjoying the hustle and bustle of a busy Monday, not eating my weight in chocolate la...va. A clot of it lands with a warm plop on the top of my right breast. I use my finger to scoop it into my mouth. I should probably throw a fresh apron over my top and jeans. The one from this morning’s prep is tossed in with the dirty laundry, but walking upstairs to grab another seems unnecessary. Especially given that I can use my shirt as a bib.The door rattles and Brook bounces in merrily wearing one of her customary mini-dresses. Her coral lipstick matches her shoes perfectly. Coordinating makeup to accessories is her divine gift.MoreLess
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