Strawberry Shortcake Oc Novels & Stories

I chuckled, “Of course you can.” We mix all the ingredients and pour the batter into pans and I put them into the oven. As the smell of the cake fills the house, Max comes running downstairs, “Whatcha cooking sis?” I smiled, “We’re baking a strawberry cake with whipped white frosting and sliced strawberries on top. Call it a pregnancy craving.” He smirked, “I’m glad you’re having cravings that the rest of us would like.” Calista smiled, “She knows she doesn’t want to eat the whole thing by herself, so she’s making it for all of us.”

The man reads from his notepad, "Alright, the Chocolate Stout Waffle Sundae, the Salted Caramel Ice Cream Sundae With Cinnamon-Sugar Almonds, a Brownie Sundae, and chocolate fudge cake for the charming pair. Ezekiel awkwardly laughs, "We're not a relationship," and then pulls his arm away from me. He looks at me with a tiny smile and says, "I apologize, sir," before leaving. +++ Zoey exclaims, "Look at this store, it's so adorable. I raise an eye to the area she is pointing at. The Seaside Shop is the name of the shop. With faux palm trees and surfboards outside, it has a tropical theme. "Want have a look at it?" Asks Isaac.

It was a strawberry shortcake, good as new. “Connie, I just happened to pass by that viral bakery on one of my delivery runs today. I lined up for more than an hour to get this! You have no appetite because of the fever, right? Here, try it!” She grinned, even though her teeth were chattering from the cold. I stared at the cake she had protected with her body. Back in the Young family, Chanel would force me to line up for an earl grey cake because Marcus craved it, even when I had a fever. She even scolded me for being slow when I came home late.

I shrugged. Ruby passed me the metal corkscrew from the draw. “White, please.” “Cool, never seen one like this before.” I admired the Mickey Mouse ears at the top. It had a cutout section to open beer bottles. I thought it was quirky. Ruby opened a top cupboard and took something out. It was a round metal tin that had pictures of cupcakes on it. She removed the lid and held it out. “Well, if you want a snack while we wait for dinner to cook, I’ve baked some strawberry shortbread. It’s about all I know how to make. Do you want some?” Ruby offered.

"It's fine, we were just chatting." The rest of their time spent together went by easier, she was surprised by how much easier it was to be around Randy when Josh was there to be a buffer. It reminded her of the past, something she needed to stop searching for, but as the three sat together, her heart finally felt lighter. "K, you have to try this cake." Randy groaned in bliss and held out his plate for her. It was small strawberry shortcake, with fresh fruit and cream. It smelled amazing. Without thinking, she stole a piece with her fork.

Narrow tables stood in close rows and a long display case stretched along one wall. Adrian stepped closer and studied the selection until he found what he was looking for. The strawberry shortcake stood near the center of the display, pale layers of sponge and cream crowned with fresh strawberries arranged in careful rows. The light glaze across the fruit caught the overhead lights. He remembered it clearly from university days when Lena would sit across from him arguing with intensity about subjects she cared about too deeply to abandon, often forgetting the cake entirely until he pushed the plate closer. “This one,” Adrian said.

I sighed. “ So what's the plan? ” “ The plan is rather simple. All I need you to do is cry for your strawberry shortcakes, ” I beamed. “ Strawberry shortcakes? ” Chloe was both surprised, confused and excited. I guess that's the result of excess sugar. “ Yes, so it's operation strawberry shortcakes! ” * * * *

The rest of his weekend seemed to drag on, his mother walked around with her shoulders slumped. While his father tried everything, he could to console her. Seeing the way, his parents were acting made him want to do something special for them. He thought about leaving the house so they could enjoy alone time but that wasn’t enough. Kenji searched the recesses of his mind to find the perfect desert to make for them. The one that stood out the most was the delectable Opera Cake. Layers of almond sponge cake soaked in coffee syrup with ganache, coffee French buttercream and covered in a chocolate glaze. Yes, that’s the perfect one for them.

Susan on the other hand is piping nutella and cream filling into their signature bombolino which was basically Italian doughnuts. "Woahhh! This place smells heavenly!!" He commented as he walked around the worktable watching Jamie and Susie work. "I know right! These are my bakers Susan and Jamie." Susan and Jamie briefly looked up from their worktable and gave Ryder a smile. "Nice to meet you." Ryder waved a little. "This all looks so good. What's that?" "Oh! That's our strawberry shortcake doughnuts. Available on pre order only." "Oh it looks so delicious. Can I have one? I'm ready to pay." Ryder begged.

Elise and Karmen waited on them. Every booth was filled with well-dressed people enjoying my dessert. It almost brought joyful tears to my eyes. That night alone, I sold twenty-five vanilla and chocolate dishes and ten strawberry cakes. It seemed like an overnight success! But there was something missing. In the back of my mind, I wanted to share this with a certain someone. There was one strawberry shortcake left. With a snap decision, I packed it into a small box and borrowed Elise's borrowed horse for a quick ride.