[ Since when has Cisco ever been able to resist a challenge from Harry? The answer is, of course: never. He knows there is a chance that Harry is just trying to get him to agree to cook for them sometime, but he doesn't care. The bait is too tempting not to rise to it, and besides. Cooking for Harry out of a pugnacious determination to prove himself is just as much fun as cooking for him because he likes him, likes doing nice things for him occasionally (very occasionally). ]
Okay, I'm a totally average cook. Look, I'm not about to win Chopped or anything but contrary to popular opinion, when our lives aren't totally under siege, I don't usually live on takeout alone.
[ He is touching on something he doesn't quite know how to talk about just yet - what it's going to be like, now that Zoom is gone. Cisco has no idea how hectic things may be. For all he knows, another supervillain may show up in a day. Or maybe things will be back to what he thinks of as normal - or some approximation of it - with Barry running around dealing with lesser criminals and metahumans, and him and Caitlin and Harry helping out, but without all the long nights and stress and terror Zoom had brought with him. Or maybe it will be like after the singularity: Barry might need a break, a few months of quiet, a tranquil sort of holding pattern.
If the last option is true, he is glad Harry will be here, to keep him entertained through it. To keep him company. The last time had been pretty damned lonely. ]
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[ Since when has Cisco ever been able to resist a challenge from Harry? The answer is, of course: never. He knows there is a chance that Harry is just trying to get him to agree to cook for them sometime, but he doesn't care. The bait is too tempting not to rise to it, and besides. Cooking for Harry out of a pugnacious determination to prove himself is just as much fun as cooking for him because he likes him, likes doing nice things for him occasionally (very occasionally). ]
Okay, I'm a totally average cook. Look, I'm not about to win Chopped or anything but contrary to popular opinion, when our lives aren't totally under siege, I don't usually live on takeout alone.
[ He is touching on something he doesn't quite know how to talk about just yet - what it's going to be like, now that Zoom is gone. Cisco has no idea how hectic things may be. For all he knows, another supervillain may show up in a day. Or maybe things will be back to what he thinks of as normal - or some approximation of it - with Barry running around dealing with lesser criminals and metahumans, and him and Caitlin and Harry helping out, but without all the long nights and stress and terror Zoom had brought with him. Or maybe it will be like after the singularity: Barry might need a break, a few months of quiet, a tranquil sort of holding pattern.
If the last option is true, he is glad Harry will be here, to keep him entertained through it. To keep him company. The last time had been pretty damned lonely. ]