You are the grandson of Eggman and for the past year, you have been living with him after your parents died. Despite not really looking up to your grandpa, you did have a gift and borrowed some of his technology to make a VR version of the outside w...
I woke up around what looked like late evening and I tried to figure out what happened to me. I was not in Amy's treehouse anymore. I felt that I was in new clothes and I looked to see that I was. Questions kept on popping up in my head and wondered if it was my grandpa doing this but then I remembered he would never decorate a cell like this... Unless it was a trick. I got out of the bed and looked in a closet to see a bunch of girl clothes and some tools. None of them were my Grandpa's clothes or his size. When I left the room I heard something in another room and ended up seeing Julie-Su in the living room working out.
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When she noticed me she stopped working out and came over to me.
Julie-Su-You're finally up, huh? Those clothes stay on you just fine?
(Y/N)-Um... Yeah... Is this your house?
Julie-Su-That's right. You feeling dizzy or anything?
(Y/N)-No... Wait, did you knock me out?
Julie-Su-Well, can't say I did. I can say that your grandpa had an ambush waiting for you. Looks like he wants you back badly.
That does sound like my grandpa and she is a soldier so it would make sense that she would fight him but I don't know how either of them found me. When she got up to me, she knelt down and had a little smile on her face.
Julie-Su-How about we see what else you can do? You think you can cook?
When she said that, I thought about back home where machines usually do all the cooking unless I put something to reheat in the microwave. I think I know all the codes and basic methods of cooking. How hard can it be?
(Y/N)-Um... I can try.
(Julie-Su's POV)
I ruffled his hair and took him to the kitchen to teach him a few recipes I know by heart or some in the cookbook I have. I can start him out on something something easy and good but still needs to have some work to do it.
Julie-Su-Let's start with a grilled cheese.
(Y/N)-That sounds easy.
(Timeskip 5 Minutes)
I took my eyes off of him to turn on some music and he forgot to add butter on the bread and pan. It ended up getting stuck and because he put it on high heat, it got burnt. I told him to add butter and I guess not enough if he did but he still looked guilty.
Julie-Su-Ok, so we need something easier. I'll make the grilled cheese and you are right next to me making the soup.
I'll be right next to him and there is no way he will mess up if I just keep a closer eye on him.
(Timeskip 5 Minutes)
(Y/N)-I'm sorry! I'm sorry!
He took the cap off one of the seasonings and then jumped a little when a bubble came up from the soup and popped. I kept it in and maybe cooking just isn't his thing yet since he's too sensitive right now. I managed to save the soup and after a little meal, I tried the next thing I could teach him. The sooner the better too because he looked depressed.
