Derk Hale | Teen Wolf | OTAdickishOctober 31 2012, 02:07:17 UTC
[Derek had found the chocolates in a little box outside of his door and, against his better judgement, he'd ended up opening them and eating one. Pumpkin was a surprisingly good flavor.
Half an hour later, he realized just how much of a mistake that was when he found himself in a grocery store, standing in the center of the baking aisle with a basket half full of premade cookies and donuts at his feet as he looked over the boxed cake and brownie mixes.]
[Stiles was doing the usual Saturday morning shopping, picking up the necessities like milk and eggs, methodically crossing off his list as he combed the aisles. It was a bit tedious, but frankly Stiles didn't mind it so much. At least it was something to do.
The last thing he's expecting, however, is one Derek Hale in the bakery aisle, with about a million ounces of sugar at his feet.]
...I don't think that much sugar's going to fix your sour wolf status, Derek. [Stiles pauses next to Derek, on his way to the bread.]
[He's not the Saturday morning shopping type, but he needs something sweet. He needs a lot of something sweet.
So much that it even distracts him from the comment Stiles makes. When he looks over, he's holding up a box of fudge brownie mix next to a box of red velvet cake.]
Which one? [Then there's a pause as he eyes Stiles.] Can I borrow your kitchen?
[Stiles is surprised when he doesn't get an irritated growl in response and points wordlessly to the fudge brownie. The surprise gives way to confusion at Derek's request.] My kitchen?
[He's assuming it's to cook all of those baked goods, but what the hell? Since when did Derek Hale bake anything?] Is it somebody's birthday? Because you only need one box of cake mix if it is.
For you? [Stiles repeats, raising a quizzical eyebrow. He really wants to question it, but something tells him he doesn't want to know. So he asks anyway.] Uh...what the hell is wrong with you?
[Derek nods and he's still oddly calm. All he's focusing on at the moment is the need for any and all baked goods, even if it means baking them himself. He wants to bake.
Dude, something totally happened. [Stiles shook his head, picking up his own basket.] Werewolves don't just randomly go on sweets binges.
[Stiles gestures that they check out and leave, eyeing Derek's basket suspiciously.] You'd better clean up my kitchen when you're done...whatever it is you're going to do.
Did you even bother to, I don't know, sniff it, at least? [Stiles shakes his head, jabbing at the cash option on the screen.] You, Mr. Paranoid, just ate the chocolate?
Half an hour later, he realized just how much of a mistake that was when he found himself in a grocery store, standing in the center of the baking aisle with a basket half full of premade cookies and donuts at his feet as he looked over the boxed cake and brownie mixes.]
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The last thing he's expecting, however, is one Derek Hale in the bakery aisle, with about a million ounces of sugar at his feet.]
...I don't think that much sugar's going to fix your sour wolf status, Derek. [Stiles pauses next to Derek, on his way to the bread.]
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So much that it even distracts him from the comment Stiles makes. When he looks over, he's holding up a box of fudge brownie mix next to a box of red velvet cake.]
Which one? [Then there's a pause as he eyes Stiles.] Can I borrow your kitchen?
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[He's assuming it's to cook all of those baked goods, but what the hell? Since when did Derek Hale bake anything?] Is it somebody's birthday? Because you only need one box of cake mix if it is.
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It's not a birthday. It's for me.
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Yes, something is very wrong.] I... don't know.
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Did something happen?
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I don't think anything happened...
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[Stiles gestures that they check out and leave, eyeing Derek's basket suspiciously.] You'd better clean up my kitchen when you're done...whatever it is you're going to do.
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[Derek nods and turns toward the registers to start toward them.] Help me with the baking.
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