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About two hours later it suddenly got very noisy outside. "Oh my god! I forgot about the parade!"
Maria rushed to the sliding glass door that faced the street. She unlocked it and stepped outside. Today she noticed Bryan had gated off his portion of the walkway so Mardi Gras fans wouldn't be on his property. This worked out in her favor--she had a whole part to herself, no elbowing other people and fighting for beads. Plus, no one could try to break into his house now.

"Heeeeey!" she called to a float. Some guy on top threw beads at her. Two people of stilts threw her beads as well. "This is gonna be a good day."

After Maria had her fill on flashing her tits and rounding up at least 100 strands of beads, she headed back inside to make on the desserts she saw on TV. "Bryan's gonna love this cake."

She spent the next hour baking and decorating a yellow cake, with red, white, and blue frosting. "A little patriotic but still good." She patted flour and sugar off the black apron she had on. A relative must've given him this apron...

Maria set the cake on a cake plate and washed her hands, the baking pans, the bowls, spoons, and all the other cooking utensils she used. "Hmmm....Now we need something for dinner...."

She opened the pantry and scanned the food. "I can make pasta...or soup...." She closed the door and opened the freezer. "Hmm...chicken...steak," she moved some packaged meat around. "Pork chops....Salmon....I think we'll go with salmon." She took out two pieces if salmon and set them in the sink to thaw. "That'll go good with rice...He's gonna be so happy." Maria was looking forward to an evening with Bryan.