He wanted to put the finishing touch on the meal, that last bit of gusto, the thing that would seal the deal. He wanted her to be blown away. He wanted her to know how much he'd put into this. He knew she thought it was nothing to him -- she thought she was nothing to him -- and she need to know the truth. He had to make her see. Even if it meant adding something that wasn't absolutely necessary, something he would never do in his restaurant, where "essential" was the rule.
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