Kisses don't last. Cookery does. (Private)

Ebony's eyes sparkled as she heard the sizzle of the oil, carefully frying its Hargeon Town Delicatcies. Damn, I can't concentrate... Ebony's eyes lingered to thr boy in the background. He flicked his brown silky hair to the side as he gave the customers a toothy smile and wrote down their orders. "Eb, concentrate, Chef just told you to make four Salmon Mains" the girl said, her long blonde hair was tied up in the most expemplary bun you would have ever seen. Ebony nodded and and looked at her pan, the fish had gotton a nice brown crunchy layer and she decided it was perfectly cooked. The smell of the kitchen filled Ebony's nostrils as she titled the pan, letting the juices run down onto fish, gaining both texture and flavour. "Order ORDER!" Chef called, waving his hands at Ebony, his face as red as a ripe tomato. Yeah, whatever Ebony muttered as she carried her four plates to him. That's when it happend. He happend. Ebony's eyes wondered as she saw the familiar figure of before. The boy, the waiter had walked over to the bench and had taken her dishes, looking directly into her deep blue eyes. She shyed away, her face going slightly red and walked back to the kitchen.

"Who is that?" she asked looking at one of her kitchen friends. "What? The new waiter? Oh, not sure what his name is but, he's friend of Chef apparently." she said, her pan turning alight. Ebony closed her eyes for a moment before opening them again. "Why you wanna know?" she asked curiously as Ebony gritted her teeth. "No reason, just curious, that's all" she lied, getting back to her dish. Cream, tomatoes, flour, eggs... Ebony tried to keep focused on her recipe, her mind fluttering away into the distance, she thought she heard the sound of a voice, a familiar voice, a loud voice...

"Ebony...EBONY...EBONY!!!" Chef's voice raged through the kitchen like an incoming meteor. "Help this nephew of mine out a little will you? He's new here. The waiter? Apparently he's a good cook" he said, his face beginning to burn brighter as a smile erupted from his face.