Wow. I see how it is. Not even here, and I'm still getting overshadowed...
[See that pout? That one, right there? That's all your doing, Wade, because she is clearly the most offended and not actually grinning as she turned to head towards the part of the common area with the stoves and pots. Some of which looked far more used than others.]
Well...figuratively and a bit literally, I guess.
Boiling water the old fashioned way tends to take too long.
Hey, don't take it so hard. Batman overshadows everybody. He's practically got storm clouds over his head around the clock.
[He chuckles, though, at her admittance of using her magic.] So first you're an accomplished wine-maker, now you're a talented water-boiler... remind me again why I haven't invited you to live at my place, Zee.
Hey, you never know. I could toss 'em a few Penthouses to distract 'em and then make off with the goods. Never underestimate a pubescent teenager's ability to be distracted.
[He begins to stack the pots he'll need on the counter.]
No, but this looks good. I can use these. Anything in particular you'd like me to make, or should I just wing it?
[He groans at that, clenching his hands into fists-- the very image of frustration.]
Why do girls always say that? Now the pressure's on and stuff. Can I get an idea of what you like, at least? I know you're vegetarian, but that doesn't really give me a lot to work with. C'mon, help a guy out, would ya?
[You love his dramatics Zee don't lie. Thankfully, the mention of Mexican and Italian food distracts him from any further histrionics, and he gives her his biggest, brightest smile yet.]
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Sounds absolutely perfect.
Come on. I'll show you what passes for our kitchen. Try not to sound too horrified at once when you see it, though. Remember who I live with....
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[Oh, like you're much better, Wade.]
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[Point of clarification. Among...other complications.]
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[Hey Wade you know how Wolverine won't take any of your shit? Batman's probably worse.]
But yeah, lead me to where the magic happens. Figuratively speaking, of course.
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[See that pout? That one, right there? That's all your doing, Wade, because she is clearly the most offended and not actually grinning as she turned to head towards the part of the common area with the stoves and pots. Some of which looked far more used than others.]
Well...figuratively and a bit literally, I guess.
Boiling water the old fashioned way tends to take too long.
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[He chuckles, though, at her admittance of using her magic.] So first you're an accomplished wine-maker, now you're a talented water-boiler... remind me again why I haven't invited you to live at my place, Zee.
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No offense, but I don't think that's a fight you could win.
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[He begins to stack the pots he'll need on the counter.]
No, but this looks good. I can use these. Anything in particular you'd like me to make, or should I just wing it?
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Surprise me.
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Why do girls always say that? Now the pressure's on and stuff. Can I get an idea of what you like, at least? I know you're vegetarian, but that doesn't really give me a lot to work with. C'mon, help a guy out, would ya?
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Alright, fine.
I like Mexican and Italian. In that order. Does that help any?
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So a burrito lasagna, then?
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Burrito Lasagna it is.
Extra Spicy, if you think you can handle it.
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You're about to see just what I can handle, little missy. Let's break out the chili powder and see if we can't melt our faces off.
[So saying, he rushes to gather the ingredients, humming a little tune to himself as he does so.]