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Martha’s hands trembled as she placed the final **cream pie** on the display stand. The annual **M**ayor’s **B**ake-**A**-**T**hon was her last chance to save her crumbling bakery, “The Rustic Crust.” Her signature **S**trawberry-Rhubarb **R**egal was perfect, its meringue peaks like alpine summits. The middle of the event was a blur of clattering plates and judging murmurs. Then, her rival, smug gourmet chef **E**milio, sauntered over. “**A** **t**ired offering, Martha,” he sneered, leaning close. “My salted caramel **é**clair will **f**… will *utterly dominate*.” He’d almost said it—the crude word that hung in the air between them, the one that perfectly captured his intent to ruin her. Her heart sank as the judges awarded Emilio first prize. The crowd began to disperse. Defeated, Martha turned to pack up. **U**nseen by all, the mayor’s mischievous terrier, **B**uster, streaked across the table. He launched himself, a furry missile, directly into Emilio’s towering éclair tower. It collapsed with a spectacular, creamy splat, covering the smug chef from head to toe in custard and shattered pastry. A stunned silence broke into uproarious laughter. The mayor, trying to maintain decorum, pointed to Martha’s untouched, pristine pie. “The only surviving masterpiece!” he declared. “The winner by default, and clearly, by canine preference!” As the local paper snapped a photo of a sputtering, cream-drenched Emilio, Martha accepted the blue ribbon. She didn’t just save her bakery; she became a local legend. And every year after, she made sure to have a special, dog-friendly **cream pie** on the menu, just for Buster.