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It was a bit...soupy. "Okay." Heather said and took the spoon and beat the egg whites once more. Time to do it right, at least.
She then decided to take the bowl and mix it with one hand. Heather remained quiet in order to focus stirring the mixture until it was stiff at the peak, as what Kurumi had told her. The mixture was beginning to be a little stiff now, but she decided to keep mixing and beating it; just in case.
Having finished her prep, Kurumi checked on Heather. "
Alright, that's good," she nodded before moving on to check on Hugo and Connor.
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Deatheater 2251 Connor smiled and added the apples until the pan looked quite full. "Is this enough Kurumi?" He asked softly, then turning his attention to the trouble Heather was having with the egg whites, he smiled at her and said, "Is It ok if I help you? You might need a little more arm strength Little one." He stood behind her, leaning over her shoulder and placing his left hand over hers, His golden serpent ring glinting in the light, He helped her stir until the egg whites formed a stiff Meringue. He then took the bowl over to Kurumi. "How's this?
Kurumi only caught the tail end of Connor's conversation with Hugo, so she wasn't really sure what they were talking about, but she thought it was fantastic that the Ravenclaw could have an older boy to talk about things with. Kurumi was rubbish on the subject, besides what her brothers had told her and some of the things she had read about in their diaries. A few times, she wished that she hadn't because it had left her more confused than before she had cracked the binding.
Kurumi scanned the saucepan and was about to reply to Connor when he had already vanished. Looking over her shoulder, Kurumi didn't see him, so she looked over her other and saw him helping Heather with mixing the egg whites.
Leaning around the pair, she saw the the whites were to a proper consistency. "
Don't mind me..." she said smiling as she took the bowl and returned her attention to the saucepan which she began tend to.