Book 2 of the Good Enough series • Seasons: 4 - 7 • While starting college, Theodosia finds herself struggling to manage Weston's Bakery and the Dragonfly Inn while trying to balance her studies. Worst of all, she finds herself falling for a third g...
Rory ended up hosting a Chilton student named Anna.
Thea was trying to get to the Yale Newspaper Office carrying some containers when she heard, "Hey, Heart!"
She considered running into the crowd, but Logan and his buddies came up to her.
"What you got there?" asked Logan.
Why did this guy care about her again?
"I made some cookies," Thea said. "I was going to drop these off for Paris and Rory to try." She wanted to know how they liked it so the bakery could sell them for the holidays. She tried to ignore the way that Finn looked at her outfit.
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Logan took a container and opened it, "What kind of cookies are these?"
"Lemon poppy seed Linzer cookies and brown sugar cinnamon cookies," Thea said, her irritation growing when Logan started passing the cookies to his friends.
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Logan took a bite out of the brown sugar cinnamon cookie. He nodded at Thea, "What else can you do?"
Thea smiled as serenely as she possible could as she took the container back and whispered, "Stab a man." She went to the newspaper room.
Paris was busy arguing with Doyle. She was saying, "I do not care."
"Hey! I am the editor, Paris, and I demand that you tell me," Doyle replied.
"I won't tell you where I got it, Doyle," Paris stated.
"You will if you want to stay on this newspaper," Doyle warned.
Rory spoke to Anna, "Okay, you are now privy to one of the classic journalist dilemmas between reporter and editor, the right to withhold and protect sources."
"Dammit, Paris, you tell me where you got that pen right now," Doyle said.
"The pen fairy," Paris said.
"That was one of my personal fine point, gel tip pens from my bottom right-hand drawer and you went into that drawer, and you took that pen and its mine," Doyle said.
