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The bakery was within walking distance of campus, so I decided to take a short walk. “Hey, Cole. I’ll be at the bakery outside campus.” I let him know over the phone. “Okay, Miss Hart.” He replied before hanging up. The sky was bright and clear with the sun being a nice contrast to the cold weather we had been getting. I pushed the bakery’s door open and my stomach grumbled at the smell that hit my nose. Bagels. I wanted one. I headed to the counter to get it. “Hey.” I smiled at the young girl behind the counter.

"I'm guessing... Europe?" I glanced at his bright, open face and gave a slight nod. "Something like that." "Since we've met, can I get you a coffee?" He rubbed his hands together excitedly. "I know a great coffee shop nearby, right on Fifth Avenue. They have the best bagels in New York." I looked at him, a little surprised by his forwardness. "My treat. A welcome to Columbia," he said, handing me a steaming cup of coffee he'd just bought. "And a cinnamon bagel."

"You have to eat to keep your strength up, you know." Buttercup glanced at the elderly lady, thinking Wanda looked pretty healthy. "I'll remember that." Kayla tucked a loose strand of her red hair behind her ear as she glared at the bagel in her hand. "Personally, I'd much rather have a donut. Krispy Kreme at that. Hot." She placed the bagel back in the box with an upturned nose. Alex reached over Kayla's shoulder and grabbed the bagel she just dumped in the box. "Hey, don't knock free food."

I picked up the tempo. Olivia had provided a delicious feast. She had begun brewing a pot of coffee, and its heady aroma drifted my way alongside the wonderful aromas of bacon, eggs, hash browns, and still-warm bagels, all of which were from my go-to deli, which was located nearby. I told her that she was a saint as I snatched up half a bagel and wolfed it down without stopping to spread any of the cream cheese or lox that was available on it. "You are an angel," I said to her.

Their gaze broke when Noah cleared his throat as loudly as he could. “I will have the classic New York bagel with cream cheese and lox,” Noah ordered, sizing the waiter up. “Alright,” The waiter took note of their orders on his tab. “What drinks would you like with that?” “Brooklyn-brewed latte,” Isla went first, her voice low and steady. “I see you're have made your research,” the waiter teased, scribbling on his tab, a smile tugged at his lips.

“So where is this amazing food you promised me? My brain needs fuel!” Dani laughed, scrubbing the tears from her eyes with the back of her hand. “Alright, let’s go feed that giant brain of yours!” She took Zane on the quick tour through town and ended on Main Street. Johnson’s Feed & Seed, Ingram’s General Store, The Stitch Witch yarn shop and Betty Jo’s Bakery were still there just like she remembered. Their goal today, however, was the newest business on the street. Common Grounds was a café owned and operated by her oldest friend, Maggie, and her brother, JT.

Aria could still stay alert because of the Charm Coin she'd dropped before coming in. The other four arcane practitioners were different, though—every single one was drooling over the bagels in the baskets. "That smells so good. Ma'am, your bagels really smell amazing." Aria hadn't thought much of it at first, but the people with her were acting way too weird. She sharpened her focus and looked more carefully. The bagels in the baskets had some unknown filling. The chowder looked more like pig brains, and the rock candy looked like it was made of paper.

The bistro had an adjoining bakery, and the pungent air filled with tantalising aromas was what greeted them as they alighted from the vehicle. It had an external arrangement of wicket chairs and oak-planed tables, and a few office-goers could be seen downing their first cup of caffeine of the day before digging into the assortment of bagels, toasts, and many other baked goodies and simple meals in front of them. Some were on the phone even as they ate, while others just enjoyed the few moments of quiet before they would plunge into the chaos of their work. It was such a simple setting, and one could easily spot everyone sitting there with a glance.

That does bring a small smile to my face. Dallas owns the Bizzy Bee Bakery and Diner here in our small town in Minnesota. She moved here a few years back and has really taken what was the old craft store and made it into a chic diner that’s always busy. I do not have a clue what she puts in her cakes and dough for the bagels but they’re so damned addictive. I can never get enough of them. I guess I will need to eat and seeing Dallas will cheer me up for sure. She’s a few years older than me and I like to think that us Girl Bosses will stick together.

Berrick looked at Jenna's comical change, hooked his lips in a smile, and gave Carlos a wink. Carlos immediately stepped forward and told Jenna, "Murray's Bagels' Bagels with Various Toppings, Katz's Delicatessen's Pastrami Sandwich, Clinton Street Baking Company's Blueberry Pancakes, Blue Bottle Coffee's Style Iced Coffee, keep it simple today, that's it! " "Uh..." Jenna's eyes widened as she listened. "Thanks a lot!" Berrick gave her a smirking look and turned to leave. Several bodyguards followed close behind.