Kitchen (Closed)

Laughing she looked up at him. "If you say so." Rubbing the bags under his eyes she asked. "Do you want to sleep?"

"If you sleep with me?" he asked finishing off the bacon.

"Only if you want me to join you." She smiled pulling him to the room.

He went willingly. The food untouched. The smile he had on his face.

Smiling while looking around at everything. "What would you like?"

"I'm not sure. What non-alcoholic drinks do you have?" She asked, smiling.

A look of her face passed as if she was clueless at the moment. "Well... Kool-aid." smiling a little going to the fridge.

"Sure." Mary said, trying not to laugh. It wasn't really funny if you thought about it, more sad, but her gut and face ached with holding in the giggles.

Laughing along with her. "Alrighty... I got you some." Pulling out the purple stuff pouring into two glasses sliding one across the counter to her. "It's extra sugary."

"The last thing you need is more energy." Mary murmured, taking a large sip. Her eyes widened and she spit it out in the sink, coughing and laughing. "How much extra sugar did you put in?" She asked when she could breathe.

Smiling boating herself up on the counter smiling. "Oh like two bags you know... What most people do."

Mary gagged involuntarily. "Please tell me you're joking." She said, smiling weakly. "I usually only put one-third the recommended amount of sugar."

"Not at all... More sugar the better. If I can't taste it, it's not there." looking at her strangly before gasping falling off the counter almost. "BLASPHEMY!! that can not be right."

"Forget tasting it, I can feel it crystallizing in my mouth!" She laughed. "I don't need that much sugar, just enough to be sweet." She spat into the sink. "Oh god I feel like I need to excersize."

Looking at her shaking her head slightly. "You just don't know how to live." taking a huge drink sighing as she set it down on the counter. "It's like rock candy... And I am living ever second of it. Oh my god you run around the block to exercise? God.. Running is for fun."

"Running for excersize is fun. Drinking rock candy, not so much." She turned on the sink and drank from her cupped hands, swishing the water around in her mouth to dislodge all the sugar she could.

Drinking some more of the purple stuff. "Some just do not have a sweet tooth." grinning a little she took another drink. "It's best thing in the world." jumping off the counter looking in the fridge seeing nothing in there at all. "Oh god... I haven't been to the store in forever." looking down at the three dog food bowls seeing they were full sighing happily.

"I have a small sweet tooth." She replied. "You want me to leave so you can go shopping for necessities?"

Shrugging a little. "Whatever you feel like I am in no hurry to do anything." she turned her head looking at something for a long time snapping her attention back to Mary.

"Are you seeing the invisible things like Dino?" She teased. On the inside, she was worried it might have been a side effect of the book.

Laughing a little shaking her head. "No... Though I am sure those nargles will put back my shoe eventually."

"Yeah, I'm still waiting for the dryer elves to give me back my socks." She laughed. "You do eventually need to go shopping, though. Unless you can somehow get around Gamp's Law of Transfiguration and create food from nothing."

thinking about it for a moment. "Oh my lord.. I haven't eaten in.. Forever."

"Okay, we're going out for ice-cream." Mary stated simply. "My treat."

Cazz smiled nodding. "How can a turn an offer down like that?"