Synopsis

Cain was taken aback by the exquisite taste of Kent's cakes. The sweetness was a revelation, a stark contrast to his usual palate. A collaboration was proposed, and Cain found himself apprenticing under Kent, eager to learn the craft. Yet, a persistent distraction plagued him; he struggled to concentrate on the delicate art of pastry, a strange resistance to the very thing that had captivated him in the first place.