Bluey Figures Muffin Novels & Stories

"But, it's going to end up that way, right? You'd be a fool to turn down a guy that brings you homemade blueberry muffins in the mornings before your shift starts." Rain stayed silent and just focused her gaze on the half-eaten blueberry muffins. "Well, I'm finished. That was a good muffin. See you later, Rainy. Just call me when you're ready to tell me who your admirer is." Rain shook her head and smiled. "Yeah, yeah. See you later."

She was even trying to act cute around him. “My cupcakes your face. But here,” Blue replied, handing them over. He could never really forget his friend’s favorite treat for him. “Thank you, Pie. Mwah!” Katleya said with a smile. He felt giddy holding the pie. He was also excited to eat them. “Yeah, I’m sweet, but I’m not food! I’m not a pie! I’m Blue. A color!” he corrected. “You’re acting up again. Tsk!” Katleya snapped and took a bite of the cupcake.

Bluey yelled happily as she spotted me and the other followed. I am holding her in a hug while also holding Thompson, who is carrying Kai. I kissed them all on the cheeks before I crunched down, and they followed me. “What are you making?” I can see the drawing in the book and ask. Bluey frowned as she looked down at the book before handing it to me. What I saw almost broke my heart. “Mummy has left us again, right Dad?” She asked, looking into the perfect picture she had created. The one that has her mother, her brother, and I, and then she and little Kai.

Jaiden scanned the menu until his eyes landed on "Blueberry Muffin." "This," Jaiden said as he pointed to it, and Leona's eyes widened. Blueberry muffin? "A-are you sure?" Leona asked nervously, but he gave her a confident nod as a smile began to form on his lips. Leona nervously stared at the menu, but she decided that she might as well try it. Something inside her wanted to pick something else, but deep down, she really wanted to bake it. It would remind me of her...

Eliza reaches her hand to grab one and the minute she tastes it her eyes open wide as the flavor reaches her palate and then she immediately takes a second bite. “Aubrey, this is extraordinary!” Matron Mary Ann exclaims still with her mouth full. “I have no words! This is the best thing I have ever tasted!” Matron Constance says. “Congratulations, Aubrey!” Alice looks daggers at me and clenches her fists angrily. “I think this is the easiest decision we’ll make today: Aubrey’s blueberry muffins win. I am sorry, Alice,” Matron Mary Ann announces and she takes another one of my muffins.

He wouldn’t admit it out aloud, but he thought she looked pretty in her white dress and a beautiful white hairband on her hair. The girl immediately brightened and smiled at him, her eyes twinkling like little stars made up of chocolate- or that was what he thought, at least. She held out her other hand towards him this time- the hand holding a muffin. “Here. This is my favowite bluebewy muf-fin. You can eat it. Will you be my fwiend now?” The boy alternated his gaze between her and the muffin. He didn’t want to say yes, but he loved her smile at the same time. “I don’t like dolls,” he said finally, hoping it would make her back down.

"Only if you will promise me to go see the doctor." I shut my eyes and nodded stiffly. "Yes." "I will not tell him," Bluey promised. I quickly changed the subject. "So, what are we eating? Pancakes and sauce?" "Just pancakes and a light savory sauce," Bluey confirmed, grinning. "I'll serve it now." "Let me help you," I offered. Bluey looked at her with amusement. "Okay, partner."

“Took you long enough. I was almost expecting to be left alone for the first time since I arrived.” “Shit.” Gavin took a seat as I added blueberries. “What are you making?” “Protein muffins.” “Why are you guys late?” That made me smile. “Well, do you want the clean version or the dirty?” Gavin shook his head. “Middle.”

and trust me when I say Bennett has been very thorough. "Is that a blueberry muffin?" he asks, his finger touching the clear glass at the back of my display counter. The blueberry sold out during the morning rush. "No, it's bran." He pulls his fingers away like the muffin burned him. "No wonder you have so many left." I crinkle my nose at his comment, even though he has a point. For a town full of old people, they do not care about getting their daily fiber intake. "I'm out of blueberry. They sell fast every morning." In fact, so well tomorrow's plan is to scrap the bran muffins and make extra blueberry.

If it's not Blue, then I'm not eating They laughed Derek: Blue didn't bake it Me: how did you know? Audrey : he doesn't want you to eat it that's why We laughed again Cindy : I'll go get some water or milk Blue : both Then Cindy went to get them Derek already took one and was munching on it Derek: this is good Blue was arranging the plates and cups while Cindy came back with the water and milk. I looked at Blue She looks tired already She stood up with one doughnut and went to the dinning table.