Reimu Eating a Sopaipilla

And during all this, Ellie creased her nose and ask Joel what he's cooking.

"It raining, so I decided cook some sopaipilla."

And Ellie, seeing the thr small cake browning, asking why that's relevant.

"It's a tradition," Joel will say, scooping thr last fried squash, "my father- he didn't born here, come from another country, way down south. Every time it rains, my grandparents will cook socaipllia. Why, I don't know. But they will cook it for the family. And when my father come here and have me and my brother, and when it rains, my father will get squash, baked it and than fried the meat. And I still carry on the tradition."

He doesn't tell her how he cook with his late daughter.

And Ellie will reluctantly takes a bite and instantly falls in love, already shoving one down while trying grab another. Joel will chuckle, secretly enjoying doing something he once done with his late daughter.

Few years down thr line and Ellie, grown up with Dina and her son. Once it start raing, she bake some squash, ready the meat with flour and fried it. She introduced Dina to sopaipilla, keeping the tradition alive and well.