Fino, vinyl and a flour-dusted passerby
I'm pouring a slightly chilled fino while Van Morrison's 'Into the Mystic' hums on the old record player. A man stumbles by with flour on his palms and the warm, honest scent of bread—two stray cats follow his shadow like they know a story worth listening to.
Prefer someone whose hands have work and patience, the sort who tastes the stew before leaning in. Kiss the back of my neck while I'm stirring; tell me what I taste like and I'll laugh from the belly. Apron's ready, the evening can take its time.
Prefer someone whose hands have work and patience, the sort who tastes the stew before leaning in. Kiss the back of my neck while I'm stirring; tell me what I taste like and I'll laugh from the belly. Apron's ready, the evening can take its time.
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