Llewellyn Watts (
pocketpretzels) wrote in
fandomtownies2023-05-12 08:17 am
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Trooper Station, Friday
Watts had slept better last night than he had the few nights previously, now that he fully acknowledged what had been bothering him. Although better did not mean entirely uninterrupted.
So it was that he was at his desk, rubbing sleep from the corner of his eyes and listening to the Troopers debate about- recipes? Possibly.
"No, you have to put the meat in before the salt. If you do it the other way around it ruins the whole dish."
"Okay, and if I want to make a stew?"
"Then you put the mushrooms in first. Obviously."
"Oh, obviously."
So it was that he was at his desk, rubbing sleep from the corner of his eyes and listening to the Troopers debate about- recipes? Possibly.
"No, you have to put the meat in before the salt. If you do it the other way around it ruins the whole dish."
"Okay, and if I want to make a stew?"
"Then you put the mushrooms in first. Obviously."
"Oh, obviously."

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Steven gave a light knock on the doorframe to Llewellyn's office. "Hello, you."
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“Hello, you.” And then: “Is it lunch time already, then?”
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Or maybe Steven had gotten there early in case Llewellyn was still dealing with an extra need for company. One of those.
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Except of course when he worried it might impinge on Marc’s time.
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He gestured to indicate coming around the desk to give Llewellyn a hello kiss. "May I?"
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Though probably not all the way through lunch.
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And then his face fell. "Oh dear."
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However, as the plastic containers were see through, it was evident how a fair amount of the bruschetta toppings had tumbled off the bread into the container, the sauce on the tofu was spread around in a soup like mess, and the dip... well the dip would be harder to tell without having encountered it before but Steven could see it wasn't as fluffy as it had been when he'd finished making it.
Steven took it all in, disappointment evident on his face.
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Steven beamed at Llewellyn. "Someone's clever. You."
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Even when the food looked its best it in no way resembled something that came from a restaurant. But Steven had tried at least.
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