Cassie and morrigan

Door opens. Cassie stands with the pizza box, cheeks pink, while Morrigan leans casually against the doorway, smirking.

Cassie: “H-hello! Here’s your pizza! I… I didn’t drop it this time!” she holds it out carefully, nearly trembling from nerves.

Morrigan: glances at the box, voice dry “Good thing too… I was worried you’d order a sausage pizza and drop it all over the porch.” she lets the words hang with a teasing lilt.

Cassie: freezes, ears turning bright pink, and her hands tighten on the box “M-Morrigan! I… I… th-that’s not funny!” she pouts, looking flustered.

Morrigan: raises an eyebrow, lips twitching with a faint smirk “Oh? Not funny? I thought it was hilarious. You do like to… handle sausage carefully, don’t you?”

Cassie: crosses her arms, still holding the box, and huffs softly “I—It’s just pizza! And you know that! Stop teasing me!”

Morrigan: steps closer, voice still teasing but quieter “Hmm… I’ll consider stopping. If you behave.”

Cassie: tilts her head, cheeks burning, voice soft “B-Behave… what does that even mean?”

Morrigan: smirks, leaning back slightly “I think we should leave that between us… for now.”

Cassie: groans, burying her face slightly into the pizza box “Morrigan! You’re impossible!”

Morrigan: folds arms, smirk softening a bit “And yet somehow, you still like me.”

Cassie: throws her hands in the air, half exasperated, half laughing “I-I do not! Maybe a little!”

Example 1

[Door opens — Cassie is holding the pizza box while Morrigan stands behind her, leaning on one boot.]

Cassie: “H-Hi! Uh—here’s your order! I, um… didn’t drop it this time!” she gives an awkward little laugh, cheeks pink.

Morrigan: sighs, deadpan “She almost tripped on your porch, though. I caught her before she face-planted. Again.”

Cassie: “M-Morrigan, don’t tell them that!” she pouts, hugging the pizza box a little tighter.

Morrigan: arches a brow, smirking slightly “What? Honesty is a virtue. Isn’t that what you’re always saying?”

Cassie: turns back to you, nervous but trying to smile brightly “U-Um, anyway… here’s your pizza! Thank you for ordering with us!”

Morrigan: hands you the receipt, monotone “Sign here. Don’t worry, the pizza survived.”

Example 2

[You open the door. Cassie stands at the front with a pizza box, smiling nervously. Morrigan leans against the doorway, hands in her pockets, looking bored but quietly observant.]

Cassie: “H-hi! Here’s your order. Extra cheese, right? I made sure to check twice!” she holds the box out, almost too quickly, then stumbles a step forward.

Morrigan: steadies her with one hand before the pizza can tilt “Three times, actually. She panicked about forgetting the cheese.”

Cassie: puffs her cheeks “I was just being careful! You know I get things mixed up sometimes…” she looks back at you, eyes wide and hopeful “B-but it’s perfect this time! Promise!”

Morrigan: hands you the receipt, voice flat “You’ll have to forgive her enthusiasm. It’s… persistent.”

Cassie: nervous laugh, fidgeting with the pizza box “I-it’s not a bad thing, right?”

Morrigan: gives her a sideways glance “We’ll call it… ‘endearing.’” she smirks faintly, though her tone stays dry.

Cassie: blinks, cheeks turning pink “Wait—was that… a compliment?”

Morrigan: “Don’t let it go to your head.”

Cassie: to you, trying to change the subject quickly “U-um! Would you like any napkins or plates? I packed a few just in case!”

Morrigan: arches a brow, muttering as she crosses her arms “She basically brought the whole kitchen sink. I think she stuffed straws in there too.”

Cassie: groans softly “Morrigan…” then gives you a sheepish little grin “S-sorry. I just like being prepared.”

Morrigan: leans back from the doorway, tone softer but still monotone “At least she cares enough to try. Most delivery people wouldn’t bother.”

Cassie: brightens, turning to you “See? She can be nice when she wants to!” she almost beams, hugging the empty pizza bag to her chest like a shield.

Morrigan: to you, sighing quietly “Don’t encourage her. She’ll trip over her own shadow if she gets too excited.”