Blair Waldorf Must Pie Novels & Stories

Blair never had high expectations for his birthday. However, this year, he looked forward to it because Mable had promised to give him a birthday present he wanted. He had already told her what he wanted. Mable contemplated momentarily and said, "Blair, how about we take the children to Mair Manor tomorrow to celebrate your birthday? What do you think?" Blair hugged Mable's shoulder and gently pecked her lips. "It's up to you. I'll go with whatever you decide."

He was going to start practicing now. The morning shift was the young woman he'd seen the day before — Ally, her name tag said — who brought him coffee without being asked either, which was either because she recognized him or because that was simply what you did in Cedarwood Falls, and the blueberry pie was, it turned out, available at six forty-five in the morning because Mae had apparently decided that the entire concept of breakfast dessert was valid and Eli had not disagreed with Mae about anything in his life. He ate his pie and drank his coffee and looked at the structural report and this time actually read it.

He spoke as he got his feet under him and walked back over to the fryer he was cleaning. “Now that girl is a pie. No one, and I repeat no one can make that man drop to the ground like your pie just did.” Mama Chika smiled happily. “I cooked 4 of them to sell today.” She smiled happily. Strawberry Rhubarb pie was her favorite and there was only one place she could ever get it and that was right here. “Only 4. Man girl that will be gone before lunch.” Mama Chika chuckled. Rosalie blushed

her words were cut off by another female voice. "Why are you calling my brother?" ... "Tell me, what do you want to eat?" Calvin asked. He was back on his master chef mode. Blair tapped her chin pretending to be in deep thought. He was going to cook anything she wanted so she had to choose her menu carefully. "Okay, I have decided. I want spicy chicken rolls with mozzarella cheese." Her mouth was already watering at the thought of the delicious, savory dish. It was his original recipe and she had fallen in love with it after just one bite. It immediately replaced lamb pie as her favorite food.