Duke Crocker (
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Luke's, Thursday
Duke walked into the kitchen -- and immediately turned around and walked back out.
"YOU'RE NOT FUNNY, ASSHOLES!"
Today's specials
Beer-braised venison roast
Goat stew
Luke's was open.
"YOU'RE NOT FUNNY, ASSHOLES!"
Beer-braised venison roast
Goat stew
Luke's was open.

Mod your diner
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She was also carrying a bunch of yellow flowers. They really popped against the black of her clothes.
"Greetings from Covent Garden."
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Which was part of her reason for heading out for her lunch break. But not half as big a part as thinking she might find him here.
"But, restaurants have flowers at the tables sometimes, right?"
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What with the specials for the day and the open fire pit the cook had tried to set up in the kitchen this morning.
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And now she was holding a buch of flowers out to him, yes.
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"They're beautiful," he said. ". . . I guess we can put them in soda glasses or something."
He was pretty sure they didn't' have any tiny vases. Not that he'd checked, though.
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"Probably?" she shrugged. "I don't know much about how people usually handle them after they leave the shop."
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He still moved a little stiffly, though that had improved by leaps and bounds since yesterday morning (in part thanks to Rey's inexpert-but-welcome massage efforts). And other than his staff's trolling attempts, he was doing a remarkable job at just not thinking about how he'd spent his weekend.
He passed her a small stack of glasses and a water carafe, keeping the flowers themselves to himself. (And occasionally leaning down to sniff them.) "Looks like we can do one glass per table, two flowers per glass. Very classy."
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"If you say so," she replied with a faintly amused huff, already heading for the first table, to set a glass down at the center of it and then pour some water in it - both of which were things she did with perhaps a surprising amount of care.
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"Do not tell the staff I said this . . . but that goat stew actually smells really good."
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... Thank goodness she wasn't going to remember saying in that in a few year's time.
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"Okay," she said, moving on to the next table for another glass and water. "No eating the enemy."
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He'd been the one to suggest an ambush, after all.
He rearranged the flowers -- all two of them -- with intense focus.
"They do this giant straw goat thing in Sweden over Christmas that usually ends up set on fire. Maybe something like that."
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She went ahead and put the last few glasses down. One on each table, then the water, like a tiny repeating ritual. Once she was done with the last one, she stayed where she was.
And tried not to be obvious about watching him.
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"Stab it, hang it from a tree, and set it on fire," he said, with a certain vicious satisfaction.
This would possibly lead to setting the preserve on fire, yes.
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Only, she didn't mind this version as much. Which... probably said more about her than it did about him.
She just nodded, and said, in her best low rasp, "That sounds like a plan to me."
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