Novel & Cerita Clay Bacon

"I cannot hold you, moya lyuba, I am handling bacon." "What are you doing? I looked past her. She was making some type of lattice out of bacon, mirroring what was showing on her tablet. "It is a meatloaf. I saw this on the menu at Cracker Barrel and wondered what it was. It is American 'comfort food', yes?" The enthusiasm and innocent joy in her speech made me chuckle. "Uh, yeah, it is." God, she's adorable. "Course, you do realize that 'comfort' is American for 'fattening', right?"

I say, grabbing the skillet. We move around the kitchen easily, like we’ve done this a thousand times. Mom mixes the batter while I start the bacon. The smell fills the farmhouse quickly, warm, sweet, comforting. Emily wanders in halfway through, stealing a piece of bacon off the cooling rack. I swat at her hand, but she grins and walks away. By the time we finish, the table is set with a big platter of french toast, a mountain of bacon, and fresh fruit. I’m just pouring syrup into a small pitcher when the front door opens. Delaney steps inside. And she’s smiling. Not just relieved... excited. “She agreed,” Delaney says, breathless. “Clara’s coming.”

It gave me satisfaction seeing them use it. Potato bacon egg salad with cheese, corn, onions and mushrooms, crispy fried chicken and waffles, a huge salad bowl with pecans, strawberries, and cheese, spinach cheese square-shaped pizza, Claire was in the process of making something called dirty rice when Amara got the call that her "Aunt and them" planned to eat at a restaurant. Claire slammed down her knife that was about to open the package of ground beef, and Amara who was preparing to take out the dishes as it grew late, swore in unison.

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Punk rock is too soft for Claire. Claire shrugs, her hands never stopping their brisk, efficient movements as she methodically mixes up her magical concoctions. It looks like she’s working on Monica's latte. “No worries. I thought Clay would want extra whip today. That’s why he’s got a dome lid this time." She glances at the tray of drinks she’s indicating and see that she’s done to her co-worker Clay a favor with a super generous glob of whipped cream that’s piled up well beyond the hole in the top of the dome. “You know I’m going to have to watch him lick that up like a dog with a pup cup, right? It’ll be downright obscene, and that’s before he tries to irk me by suggesting I could learn a

she states. She picks up something from the plate that looks like a reddish brown color. She uses her hand to do it as I take it from her. I eye the hardened thing in my hand as I study it and she chuckles. “Trust me. Just try it. It's called bacon” she says. I sniff the oddly shaped thing before I place it into my mouth. The smell is actually pretty nice. I watch her as she bites a piece of it with a smile. So I do the same.

I watched as he placed his own plate down. It held a single, plain bagel. His coffee was black, no milk, not even a solitary sugar cube hovering nearby. ‘I made these for you.’ He sat opposite me. ‘You like bacon.’ ‘I do. Thanks.’ I took a bite. And then another. It was sublime. Crisp, yielding, with a hint of something peppery and extraordinary. ‘What did you do to this? This bacon came from my fridge, I’m sure of it, but I don’t remember it being this… transcendent.’

"Yes, dear. This morning I asked Mary Ellen before she started cooking, to make your favorite food for breakfast." Claudius looked at his plate. He had a mound of biscuits and sausage gravy piled high, and a separate plate with an omelette, stuffed with tons of cheese, onions, ham, sausage, bacon, and extra cheese melted on top. His bacon was nice and crispy, just the way he liked it, with a few slices of ham. "Did you know I liked this?" I knew some of it, but Mary Ellen helped me out with the omelette. I know you liked a lot of cheese in it, but I wasn't exactly sure of everything you liked inside of it.

Clay places a plate with sandwiches before me, breaking me from my thoughts. I roll my eyes and stare at the food " princess you should eat up," he says seeing I haven't taken a bite " I'm not in the mood for this, can I just have some cereal?" no one answers and so I got up and make some taking my seat once more " what's your problem?" clay masks " What do you mean,? I don't have a problem, why can't I want something else?" " quit being a brat and eat what I made for breakfast, all this cause I don't want you"

"I don't answer questions either." "What is your name?" He tries again. I'm not relenting until he gives his, so I refuse to answer. "I don't know. I might not even have one." He snarls and walks off. I smirk in victory. After he leaves, I waste little time in opening the bag and examining the morsels inside. Two big sticky circles, holes in center, with a tawny glaze and crisp bacon. Bacon is a pork?! It smells wonderful. I take a bite and moan. Oh, this is delicious! A woman soon sits next to me nervously and I turn my attention to her.