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Marcq blinked. "R-really? O-oh. Okay! Um . . . let's begin!"
He was relieved to hear she wanted to try again, more so than he let on. He actually thought she would say no, even when he offered help. He pictured she would then leave the kitchen and bakery all together. He was happy that wasn't the case. He turned to the supplies before him. Now all that was left to do was fall through with it.
When Marcq hadn't moved, Tikki gave him a pinch underneath his blazer.
"Ouch! Okay, let's begin! Wait. I already said that . . . ," and scooped a dollop of red frosting. "You're pretty good at spreading the base. I'll do this real quick so you can focus on the hard part. But it's not really that difficult."
He covered the cookie in frosting then replaced the lid back on the tub. Setting the cookie between them, he grabbed the black frosting bottle then turned to Adrianna. Suddenly, he could not look her in the eye and felt like his whole body was radiating heat. Just show her, dammit! Like how you teach Manon! He took a few shaky breaths then reached for her hand. He paused for one second, grabbed her wrist, and placed the bottle in her hands with his own covering hers. At that moment, Marcq felt like his entire head was going to explode. But he still held on and guided her to the cookie.
"D-Don't squeeze the bottle too hard. It's okay to be slow since it's better to be in control. Sometimes these bottles have air bubbles; just squeeze a little harder, but remember to always have control." He gently squeezed the bottle and drew a circle in the very center. "Also, one trick I have is to draw an outline first then fill it in." He proceeded to fill in the circle, making a perfect black dot. "L-less room for error." He continued drawing four more circles on the corners of the cookie, allowing her to control the flow of frosting for the last two. "F-finally, one line down the center . . . and done."
He looked at the finished product, smiling to himself as it had turned out perfect. Hopefully Adrianna thought so too. Suddenly, he realized he was still holding Adrianna's hand. He let go, looking anywhere but her while waiting for his heart to stop pounding.
"S-s-s-so yeah! That's how we decorate cookies in my bakery—I mean Boulangerie—parent's bakery—my parent's bakery—Patisserie—urgghhhhh."
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