Cake The Cat From Adventure Time Novels & Stories

The electrical light fills the room, making us wince. “I baked it myself,” Catherine says, letting go of Raven’s hair as he leans closer to examine the cake. “I hope you’ll like it.” “Is there chocolate in it?” “Three kinds of it, yes.” He looks up and smiles at her. “Then I’ll like it.” “We’ll see in a minute,” she says. “But first, the presents! Would you sit there, please?” “Presents?” he says, emphasizing the last ‘s’, and gives me a somewhat flirtatious look as he moves to sit on the sofa. “As in ‘more than one’ kind of presents?...”

Following Hayley, their lives just kept getting better. And they would only keep improving. "Mom, can we make some Hearthfall cakes later and give them to Ms. Reid? I wanna give her a gift!" Cloudia said. "Of course. We'll make them when we get home," Kate replied warmly. After they left, a 13-year-old girl slowly walked out of the school gate.

Killian laughed when our daughter blew him a kiss, the corners of his eyes crinkling. I pushed the cake towards him. "Make a wish, Daddy dearest." He blew out the candle while Rue clapped as if he'd just won a gold medal. "Cake for breakfast?" he asked. "Cake for breakfast," I confirmed. "And maybe later... cake for dessert." His gaze heated instantly, the kind that said I was seconds away from being lifted onto the counter. I cut him a slice, fed him a bite, and Rue, being the little angel she is, announced, "I'll go share my cake with Mr. Kitty!" before sprinting out of the kitchen.

They were crouched beneath the linens, giggling with their faces sticky and their hands sneakier than a feral kitten with a string. I prowled closer, quiet as a shadow. They were up to no good. Eduardo held a napkin. Ororo held a mission. Between them sat a chunk of vanilla cake, frosting first, balanced like it was a sacred treasure. I ducked under the edge of the tablecloth and stared. Ororo gasped. “Kitty!” Eduardo clapped both hands over the frosting like I might lunge and devour it whole. I would’ve. But manners.