With a manic giggle and somewhat hopping, Jiseth took the plate and sat at the coffee table in front of the couch. It felt like ages since she had had a meal so sweet, yet so familiar to what her mother would make. She wondered for a moment what special occasion would warrant the meal before her for Seika. Reward for chores? Holiday? Outside of birthdays, Jiseth's mother baked her a chocolate cake after making the girl guiltily learn how to ride a bicycle a year after her aunt, who was her father's sister and tried to coax her into gaining her confidence by helping her balance without training wheels, passed away.
As she took a large bite into the warm pancakes, her eyes drifted to Archangel's meal, if one could call it that, "I think the replicator messed up your cereal. It looks all soggy." Next she shoved in a ruby strawberry, her lips looking similar to that of a shark's after gorging on a sea lion, "I can share if you want. Promise I won't get your daughter's clothes dirty; it's a really pretty dress."