clara "why are you booing me i'm right" oswald (
makemeasong) wrote2022-08-09 01:01 pm
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[ Before giving him much of a chance to reply, Clara pulls his face into her hands to kiss him thoroughly, giving it her best go before pulling back with a flourish, grinning at him. ]
Well?
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Still the same. And you still taste like magic. [He runs his tongue briefly over his lips.] With maybe a hint more citrus.
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[ She decides to keep his sweatshirt on, pantsless, because why bother when it hangs down on her because he's so much taller? ]
Brownies! Brownies, too.
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Do you want me to start on the curry and pickles first? I do only have 2 hands you know.
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[ She can't remember. ] Wait, do I like pickles? We'll find out.
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[They reach the kitchen and he grabs her apron for her, placing it over her neck and tying it for her before getting his own.
Somehow, magically, there are things in the pantry for curry and brownies and there are a jar of pickles in the fridge.]
Did you want to try the pickles on their own first?
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[ She begins poking through cabinets and pulls out a few ingredients before making another declaration. ] Wine. We need wine. And music. Oh, is this a date?
[ Clara grins at him. ] It's been a long time since we did that.
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We could make it a date, even if you are a little underdressed. Are you going to be able to hold out before the food is even done?
[He's found the rest of the curry ingredients and starts chopping and pulling out various pots and pans.]
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[ She's being cheeky, but, well, have to break in the new body sometime. ]
I could go put on fancy dress for you. Or, I think I remember there are lacy things in a drawer upstairs.
[ She gets out the pickles but she's still too weak to get the jar open when she tries and wordlessly offers it to her husband for help. ]
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[He says it laughing though as he dumps the first lot of vegetables into the stock pot just in time to see the offered pickle jar. He's able to open it no problem and hands it back to her. The mention of lacy things bring a light pink to his cheeks but he takes the silly side as he always does.]
If you have lacy things there are probably ridiculous things up there too.
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[ She grins saucily at him, then takes a bite of a pickle and wrinkle her nose, shaking her head and managing to swallow, but she keeps shaking her head, offended. ]
No. No to these, get them out.
[ She's so mad at the pickles. ] All the silly stuff upstairs is yours, dear.
[ Clara is really getting back into being his wife, knowing she can tease and be close and it's fine because he's hers. Instead of helping, she hops up on the counter beside him, all long legs under his sweatshirt. ]
Remember that multicolored scarf you had? Silly.
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At her disgust he motions for the jar of pickles and promptly screws the lid back on mentally noting not to buy pickles in their future grocery shops.]
Silly and impractical. I'm surprise I didn't step on it more. Never making that mistake again.
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I like your style this time around. Very casual and comfortable. More clothes I can borrow.
[ She's supposed to be helping him but instead she's looking at him like he's dinner. But she does try to behave and begins working on the brownies as promised, sliding off the counter. She moves around him and with him in the kitchen like no time has passed at all, stopping every now and then to kiss his shoulder. ]
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[All of the ingredients are in the pot now for the curry completely making him miss the way she's looking at him. But then again, he can feel it. Clara had always been tactile even before either of them had remembered their origin stories and he hadn't minded after a while. He didn't mind it now. But he was also trying to make sure their cabin didn't burn down because they had neglected the food they were making.
They pass the time in comfortable silence and when the curry is simmering he casts a glance at her.]
This should be done soon. How are the brownies coming along? Remembering the recipe?
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[ The recipe is a good, chocolatey one, and she puts the brownies in the oven. Then, she's struck by a memory that makes her features soften as she turns back to the Doctor. ]
The curry smells perfect. Do you remember it's the only thing I wanted the entire time I was pregnant with Calliope?
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Everything in the house smelled like it. People had wondered if we had started a curry shop.
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We could've opened one, honestly. That's how good I remember it being. [ She smiles at him over her shoulder. ] You've always taken good care of me.
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[He meets her gaze with a smile of his own.
The curry is done several minutes later and he ushers Clara to the table while he sets and serves everything.]
How are the first couple of bites? Just like you remember?
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Better. It's perfect, Doctor. Never lost your touch, it seems. Why didn't you ever cook on the TARDIS?
[ Not that he had an obligation to even if he had known who she was, but he's much better at it than she thought before she had her memories returned. ]
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I have to say it's a relief that you didn't just spit it right back out.
[After ensuring that she's still happy with what she's got in front of her, he digs into his own curry.]
Sometimes it was easier not to. That and it's harder to cook for one.
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[ Taking a sip of wine she closes her eyes and remembers more firsts between them before smiling to herself. ] I always liked cooking with you. Well, I liked distracting you and eating the fruits of your labor.
[ Might as well be honest. There's something about him confidently moving around the kitchen - though he does most things with confidence. ]
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[His first couple of bites of the curry though, he must say, are pretty great and the pride and delight shows in his eyes as the spice and flavours hit his palette.]
We could do more of it. Me doing the cooking and you doing the distracting that is.
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I'm quite open to ideas on what sort of distracting you'd consider safe for the kitchen.
[ She doesn't really quite ever stop flirting with her husband, and it's his own fault, really. She can't help it if he's always been handsome to her. ]
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But blowing raspberries in my ear is probably a safe enough one. Singing silly songs. Telling equally silly stories or any story really.
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[ She laughs and for a few minutes, there's content quiet as they eat. She's thinking though, about everything they've been through together. ]
You were so intent on figuring out what I was, why I showed up all through your timeline. It was just your wife, making sure you found me again.
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