A Naija Christmas
I replied, he rolled his eyes to the back of his head and placed his hands and his waist.
"I said sweet, not share diabetes as souvenir, Haba!" He groaned, grabbing the spoon from me to inspect the mixture. He shook his head. "This is why I don't trust you near a recipe."
“Look at the previous batter you mixed, like Amala, we’ve not found solution to that one, you causing more problem again,”
"Relax," I muttered nonchalantly stepping away and taking a gingerbread cookie off the cooling rack and taking a bite.
"You worry too much. If it turns out bad, we'll just blame it on Santa."
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