It's a sunny day at a picturesque strawberry field. Rows of vibrant red berries stretch out as far as the eye can see. Bambom, an enthusiastic 8-year-old, skips through the rows, a basket in hand. His best friend, Ringi, a 16-year-old with a laid-back demeanor, follows behind, enjoying the tranquility of the countryside.
Ringi: Hey Bambom, slow down a bit! We don't want to miss any of the ripe strawberries.
Bambom: But Ringi, there are so many! I want to pick them all!
Ringi chuckles as he catches up to his younger brother, gently patting his head.
Ringi: I know, buddy. But let's focus on filling our basket first, okay?
Bambom nods eagerly and continues picking strawberries, his face lighting up with each plump berry he finds. After a while, their basket is overflowing with the juiciest strawberries they could find.
Ringi: Alright, Bambom, I think we've got enough to make a delicious pie. What do you say?
Bambom: Yeah, yeah, yeah! I love strawberry pie!
They head back home, the scent of strawberries filling the air as they enter the cozy kitchen. Bambom hops onto a stool, his eyes shining with excitement as Ringi preheats the oven and starts preparing the ingredients.
Ringi: Alright, little chef, let's get started. Can you wash the strawberries while I prepare the pie crust?
Bambom eagerly nods and begins rinsing the strawberries under the sink, his small hands working diligently to remove any dirt or debris. Meanwhile, Ringi rolls out the pie crust and lines the pie dish, skillfully crimping the edges.
Ringi: Perfect job, Bambom! Now, let's slice up these strawberries and fill the pie crust.
Together, they carefully arrange the sliced strawberries in the pie crust, layering them evenly until the pie is filled to the brim. Bambom watches in awe as Ringi expertly covers the pie with another layer of crust, sealing it shut with a decorative lattice pattern.
Ringi: Into the oven it goes! Now we just have to wait for it to bake.
As the pie bakes, filling the kitchen with a mouthwatering aroma, Bambom and Ringi eagerly anticipate their sweet creation. Finally, the timer dings, and Ringi carefully removes the pie from the oven, its golden crust glistening in the warm light.
Bambom: Wow, it looks amazing, Ringi!
Ringi: Thanks, Bambom. Now comes the best part—eating it!
They let the pie cool for a few minutes before slicing into it, revealing the ruby-red filling inside. With each bite, Bambom's face lights up with joy, savoring the delicious taste of the fresh strawberries.
Bambom: This is the best pie ever, Ringi! Can we make it again tomorrow?
Ringi: [laughing] We'll see, Bambom. But for now, let's enjoy this moment together.
As they sit at the kitchen table, savoring their homemade strawberry pie, Bambom and Ringi share a bond that can only be forged through the simple joys of family and shared experiences.
YOU ARE READING
Chaos God Stan's Short Story Collection
Short StoryShort stories, also known as oneshots, because my attention span is so incompetent that I can't comprehend working on anything longer. Mainly Dave and Bambi stuff, but other things may or may not be here. (Work in progress!)
