Melanie Martinez Cake Ideas Novels & Stories

“No peeking, young lady. You can’t see the cake until time to blow out the candles!” “It probably wouldn’t hurt, especially since it will be outside later. That buttercream melts fairly quickly.” “Okay, I have a spot saved for it on the top shelf. Nobody let Aurora in the fridge!” I was now way too curious about my cake but I knew better than to even start toward that fridge without running the risk of being tackled. I knew whatever it was, I would love it though because Barb had thought of me when she had Mackenzie make it and Mackenzie not only did amazing work on the cakes she created but they were to die for delicious, too.

What she would want is to be alone doing her thing, but I need to have someone to do my thing. Letizia groaned and facepalmed when she remembered something. “I forgot, we still need to do the cake-tasting. Do you already have a flavor in mind?” “Dio santo Letizia!” I groaned. The invitations, date and time were already hard to decide on already, now I have to decide on cake? What flavor should I do chocolate, strawberry, vanilla? How many tiers? What design? What color? What do you wish to place on top of it?

"No, don't. You'll throw up." "Melanie, you're-" I stopped in mid-sentence when I see my room's door opens. Katherine steps inside. Melanie immediately stands up from my bed and bows her head a little in front of her and greets her. "What's happening here?" Her eyes land on the cake, "Why the cake is here?" "It's my birthday." I explain, "Melanie baked it for me." It's midnight. I didn't expect her to come to my room this time.

Maya hesitated for a moment, before blurting out, "Listen, I know this is out of the blue, but I really want cake tonight. Like, right now." "Cake? Maya, are you serious?" Selene's eyebrows furrowed in confusion, trying to make sense of Maya's sudden craving. "Absolutely! It's a special occasion, trust me. Let's get a cake," Maya insisted, her enthusiasm infectious. Selene pondered for a moment, considering Maya's request. "Alright, I'm in! What kind of cake are we talking about here?" "Red velvet. Always a classic choice, don't you think?" Maya suggested eagerly, her excitement palpable.

Mellisa smiled at last. "We are friends then." "Cool," Maxwell said. "What would you like to have?" "I don't want to have dinner tonight," Melissa said. "I want to have vanilla cake, chocolate cake, red velvet cake, banana cake, coffee cake, strawberry cake, and a cup of coffee. After that, I'll have ice cream." Maxwell's eyes widened in shock. "So many cakes?" He asked, unable to hide his surprise. "I'm paying for them, don't worry,"

Placing the cakes to the table, her fingers intertwined behind her. “Here’s what i’ve been working on for next week” There was a crack in her voice before she cleared her throat. “There’s the Mint Chocolate, the Hazelnut Almond cake which is quite exquisite although tasty not so much. Less sugar because your mother—“ “She loves sugar” He interrupted flatly and Isa hummed.

“We’re going to make it unforgettable. All of it.” **** Back in the car on the way home, Matteo had his head in my lap, scrolling through the raw shots Candice had sent. “We look good,” he muttered, satisfied. “We do,” I said, glancing at Luca who was holding my hand across the middle seat. “We really do,” Luca agreed. Then Matteo sat up suddenly. “Okay but now I’m stressed about the wedding cake again. Should we do red velvet or tiramisu?” “Why not both?” I offered.

******************** CHAPTER FIFTEEN ******************** BRINLEY. I cut all the sandwiches into bite sizes. I woke early to get all the preparation done for Katie's party. I baked pies and made a cake. Her cake is red velvet (Katies Favorite). I covered it with butter creme icing and decorated it with red roses. I made a chicken salad sandwich, Egg salad sandwich, and tuna salad sandwich. I also made some hot wings, veggies, and ranch dip. I wanted to make Katie's party memorable because this was important to her, and I wanted to help make that perfect. She deserves to make these memories something that will last a lifetime.

The maid hesitated, afraid that Pierce would be upset if they ate it. "Just throw it away," Samantha said as she walked over. Then, she threw the box with the cake in it onto the floor. The cake tumbled out, and fresh cream splattered everywhere. This was a cake that Millie had spent days searching for. She had tasted countless samples in Arbelton to find the perfect one. In the end, she'd settled on a sea-salt flavor cake, thinking that it would be less sweet and more refreshing. It seemed more like something that would appeal to Pierce's taste buds.

Miguel muttered. "Fine, since pancake seems to be out of the list, what do we prepare instead?" She asked him slowly and calmly. "What of cake itself? We can just opt for cake instead of pancake and this way, we can just learn how to bake it since we have little knowledge on how to bake a cake." Miguel said in suggestion. "How is that...?" Megan stared at the rest of the trio to know if they are interested in Miguel's suggestion. Who knows if they have something else in mind and might not buy Miguel's idea?