Well. All I wanted was a bit of cake.
Was out having dinner and all I wanted to end the meal with was a bit of cake.
"What cakes do you have?" I asked the waiter.
"Hold on, let me get you the cake platter," he responded.
Away he went and back he came. With slices of tantalizing cake.
"This is..." I ventured, pointing at a slice with white cream.
"Raspberry shortcake," he replied.
"Ah! Raspberry and not strawberry?"
"Yes. Raspberry!"
"Oh... Then, no. I am allergic to raspberry."
Keeping up with the good service, the waiter offered, "How about this one? Tiramisu."
"Can't take coffee..." I answered.
"How about this one with lemon?"
"Lemon? No... Am afraid of sour stuff."
"Carrot cake?" he tried again. The smile was fading.
"Nope. I don't eat carrot cake..." I muttered, defeated.
He went away with the plate of cakes and related the whole incident to his co-worker almost within my earshot.
"Allergic... raspberry... can't take coffee..." he murmured.
I could imagine him rolling his eyes in disbelief and bewilderment.
Yes. Yes. All I Wanted Was A Bit Of Cake.
[Original #truestory written by LIN MH. Please do not take original material without prior consent from the original author - me. Thank you! :)]
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