Flour on My Jeans

Cream the Rabbit likes quiet mornings, warm bread, and staying unnoticed behind the bakery counter. At sixteen, she spends most of her time helping her mom at their small bakery, surviving anxiety, and trying not to overthink every awkward conversation she has. Her best friend Amy Rose insists she needs to "get out more," which usually means chaos.

Then Tails starts showing up.

He's awkward, smart, way too nice, and somehow keeps coming back for cinnamon rolls and terrible small talk. As Cream slowly finds herself opening up, old scars from an abusive childhood-and fears she thought she buried-start creeping back in.

Luckily, she's not alone anymore. Between Amy's loud encouragement, Vector's embarrassing but steady dad energy, and one very patient fox, Cream might finally learn what feeling safe actually means.