Fraser is currently nursing a cup of said beverage with a dubious expression on his face as he stares into it. "I don't think you want to drink this coffee, Ray."
"Yes, it does," he concedes. The two walk in silence for a while. "My grandmother was a woman of many talents. Cooking was not among them. I can still smell the burning bannock in the oven, even now." He offers his partner a reserved smile, and hopes he can catch his friend's gaze. "Tasted like a hockey puck."
The Mountie glances down at the table for a moment, rubbing some warmth back into coldbitten fingers. He makes that trademark facial shrug, his mouth flattening into a thin line, along with an almost imperceptible shake of his head; though he doesn't yet look back at him. "It's all right, Ray. I know you wouldn't hurt him intentionally."
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