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He walks up to the back door, because that’s what he always does. Sean is silly like that. He hears the babble of chatter and laughter inside, and sees the faint outline of what appears to be Nick Lossino, just inside the door, through the distorting class. Nick has a beer in one hand and a cigarette in the other. Sean knocks. Nick fiddles with the handle and pulls the door open. Then it’s a colorful burst of cheering and a chorus of “SEAN!” he steps inside, and everybody stands. “Take my seat, take my seat,” shouts Bear-trap, wait, no, Bear-trap isn’t there, this is my fan-fic.
“Take my seat, take my seat!” shouts Cara. “No, take mine!,” says Jake day. “Also, I wrote a song for you. Do you want to hear it?” Sean smiles at him warmly and says, “Maybe later, Jake.” Jake looks slightly downhearted, “No, don’t look so sad, I can’t wait to hear it, but maybe when there are less people, so I can hear it better. Now, where can I find a beer?”
Again, he’s met with a sudden outburst of offers “Take mine!” they shout. “Mine is imported!” He hears. Everyone reaching out to hand him their beer. “No, it’s okay, I think I’ll just take one from the fridge.”
Once he’s in the other room he opens the fridge, and starts shuffling the beers around on the shelf labeled “SEAN PATRICK GOGGIN” in golden, glittering letters. Everyone had gone well out of their way to donate the best tasting beers for his shelf. He selects a Franziskaner. From behind him. Paige shouts “HE PICKED MINE!” which is quickly followed by Nick P. shouting, “NO! I bought him one of those too!” They start fighting, Paige kicks Nick in the balls, and he drops.
“Guys, guys, stop!” He interjects. They hastily stand up, Nick still slightly doubled over. “Now hug!” They hug loyally. “Sean your cookies are ready!” Stephanie shouts from the kitchen. “Chocolate chip and bacon!” Just the idea makes his mouth water. Everyone clears a smoky path, pressing their backs to the walls to allow him entrance. Stephanie is there, wearing an apron, and big red cooking mittens. She presents him with the tray, beaming a smile. He takes a cookie. Delicious. Never before had he tasted such a savory cookie.
He puts his hand on her shoulder and tells her, sincerely “Fantastic, Stephanie.” She melts.
The other girls start going wild. “Sean, make-out with me!” and “Sean, can I give you a back massage?” the girls start forming a line, as they proposition him for sexual things.
“I’m sorry, ladies.” He winks at a girl or two who he likes more than the others. He also gives awkward looks to an “eat-it”-drunk chandler, and Jake Day, who are also in the line with the women. “Yeah… I’m sorry, everybody, but I’ve got crime to fight, with my machine gun… But not until I finish this beer, these cookies, and listen to Jake Day’s song.”
Good times were had by all, and the bacon/chocolate chip cookies were a hit. They lived happily ever after.
The End.