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... ns had adjusted again.
Eggs for four this time. That meant a different pan and a slightly different order of operations. Funny thing was, cooking for four actually made more sense than cooking for three. Four divides evenly. Three just sits there and argues with your timing. I’d spent the last stretch cooking for three with the suspicion the process was overcomplicating itself out of spite.
I already had the large egg out when Bram came through the common room door. He looked at ...
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