christmas adventures - 18
making dinner together
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christmas adventures - 18
making dinner together
warning: fluff, domestic!scott, tomatoes (if you’re allergic to them, don’t sue meeeee)
note: domestic!scott save me pls and thank u
Making cheesey tuna helper for dinner, something easy after a long day at work
Low key weekend nights are the best.
~beccawise7 💜🖤
Arrival and Assembly Operations (John Price x Reader)
John arrives unannounced, you make dinner.
This is really part one of a two-part scene.
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CW: swearing
Dinner gets pushed back when John arrives unannounced and upset. He’s abrupt and defensive, biting off the ends of words when you ask him what brought him by. He’s evasive about poker – he went but decided not to stay.
“Bloody hell, I can’t stop by to see you without an agenda now?” He’s huffy, as if his honour is being questioned.
“You can stop by any time you want, hot stuff. Are you going to be staying for dinner?” You clarify, not willing to give him the fight he is clearly spoiling to have.
Some part of him must recognize he’s turned up empty handed and unannounced at dinner time because he attempts to course correct despite the lingering grump.
“If you’ll have me, love.” Annoyance and contrition fight for the upper hand in his tone.
“Of course, it’s your favourite tonight, world’s worst pasta.”
Making marinated porkchops, part 1: Everything smells like Balsamic Vinegar... and a hint of garlic.
Yall my family pmoing sb tn.. should i show them mercy this time??
Joe De Mers (1910-1988) "There's no doubt about it," Jan said, her voice warm with admiration, "you're a useful man about the house" Making Dinner (1954) Source
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*at the dinner table*
Hidan: *gagging as he tries to eat a chicken breast* Fucking hell, blondie; could this be anymore gross?!
Deidara: Hey, I worked hard on that, hm! I know you eat everything all bloody but you can’t do that with chicken!!
Hidan: Yeah but … this is so … like I know that you’re used to choking on dry meat but that doesn’t mean the rest of us are!
Kakuzu: Hidan, enough. Nobody complained when you made those tacos with so many spices they nearly blew out our assholes.
Itachi: Still haven’t recovered from that, by the way.
Konan: Guys. Please. You guys taking turns cooking so I don’t have to every night is such a big thing for me, please don’t ruin it by being nasty to each other. Okay?
Deidara: Sorry, Konan.
Hidan: Yeah; sorry, beautiful. Blondie, this shit ain’t that bad, okay?
Kisame: Who’s turn is it to cook tomorrow night? Is it mine?
Konan: *looks at the chart* Actually it’s Tobi’s.
*everyone looks at Tobi*
Kakuzu: Tobi … you know how to cook?
Tobi: I sure do, Kakuzu-san! I went to the market and got everything I needed! SUGAR, cinnamon, pastry dough, sweet milk —-
Konan: Wow, you’re planning on making dessert, too? How nice!
Tobi: … dessert? That’s gonna be our dinner!
The others:
Hidan: That’s even worse than blondie’s! Are you trying to crash our fucking blood with sugar! I should —
Tobi, in Obito voice: You know what *I* should do? Shove everything right up your pale white ass! And you can use the icing for lube, you ungrateful dick!! Now shut the fuck up before you get my boot up there as well!!
Hidan:
Tobi, back in his own voice: Does anyone else have any complaints about dinner?
Everyone: *shakes their head*
Tobi: Good.