So far part 1 of the story was intense. If you think that was something, wait until you read part 2 of the trilogy story. Part 1 Scarlet Truther wants revenge on the French Heroes from the last battle that destroyed Syndrome. She decided to create a...
In Marinette's house, Tom placed a dish that has the baked salmon on.
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Tom: Okay, baked salmon for everyone.
Sabine: Hmm, that does look good. 'Hopefully it won't make me sick.'
Bridgette: (sitting in between Mulan and Marinette) So, what are we having tonight?
Tom: Baked salmon, steamed vegetables, and some ciabatta bread.
Bridgette: (rubbing her hands) Sounds delicious.
Marin: And looks delicious.
Tom: (holding a knife and fork) Okay, who wants the first piece of salmon?
Bridgette: (raised her hand) I do, dad.
Tom: Okay, here you go. *He placed a piece of salmon on Bridgette's plate. *
Bridgette: Thank you.
Tom: You're welcome. *He cut up some salmon pieces and served them to everyone around the table. * You want some salmon, Sabine?
Sabine: Yes.
Tom: Okay. *He put a piece down on her plate. *
Sabine: Thank you. *Tom cut up his salmon and take a bite. *
Tom: So, how's school, kids?
Marin: (holding a ciabatta bread) You already know how I'm doing.
Tom: Yes, Marin. Thank you for the assistance for today.
Marin: You're welcome. *He takes a bite of his ciabatta bread and Timmy drink some water iced tea. *
Bridgette: School's okay, like my old school back in Shanghai.
Marinette: What happened?
Bridgette: (picked up her spoon) Nothing much, just like your school. Normal. *She eat some of her steamed vegetables. *
Marinette: Oh, okay. *She tried a piece of her salmon and hold a cup of iced tea. *
Tom: I'm thinking of a way to improve the bakery s little more.
Sabine: Improve it how?
Tom: (holding a cut-up piece of salmon) Maybe add a coffee machine, if people want some coffee in the bakery?
Sabine: Think that'll work?
Tom: It will help.
Mulan: Isn't it like a coffee shop if we add a coffee maker in the bakery?
Tom: I wouldn't call it a coffee shop, nothing wrong with hooking up a coffee maker in the bakery if people want coffee to go with their pastry in the morning.
Sabine: If you think hooking up a coffee maker will be a good idea, then I guess there's no harm in trying it. *She tried broccoli and cut up her salmon some more. *
