#c; zander

[ofwomenandmen]

@hotcoffeepot​ zander starter just bc

zander normally worked the night shifts at noonan’s so he never really had a chance to see the blonde that just walked in until he took someone’s morning shift. and normally he wasn’t want to stop and stare, but there was something about her that caught his eye. he was so distracted they he didn’t realize he poured someone’s scalding hot tea all over his hand instead of into the mug he was holding. thankfully, the morning rush hadn’t hit yet so it wasn’t busy enough for anyone to be watching.

cursing quietly to himself, he dried his hand off and remade the tea quickly before going over to the counter with a smile. they second person hadn’t come in yet, so it was just zander. “hey, sorry about the wait. what can i get for you today?” there was an easy smile on his lips, marker in his hand so he could write her order on the to-go cup.

[nirvanasaved]

@zxnderr

THE KITCHEN was one of the few places Emma felt at home in the compound, as if the place wasn’t occupied by a ton of mutants on the run from the law. It reminded her of when she was younger, helping out in the kitchen, learning tricks and tips from Liam, and eventually managing to cook some mean meals of her own. Her best, always being her pancakes, so, that morning at the crack of dawn, she found herself dancing around the kitchen with her radio on blast, thinking little of anyone overhearing her. Twirling around to the beat, she gripped onto the whisk and sang into it as if were a microphone. 

              “ Make me your radio                 Turn me up when you feel low                 This melody was meant for you                  Just sing along t         . ”  The words cut off, song still playing over the radio as her body collided with another, cheeks flushing a BRIGHT pink, eyes widening. “ PANCAKES? ” she offered with a goofy grin.  

[insurgi]

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