“Marguerite used to make that,” he said.

“I know, sir.

Lorelai told me the first autumn I was here.

She was six.

She told me the recipe from memory and most of it was wrong, and I’ve never corrected any of it, so what I make is not actually your wife’s cinnamon bread.

It’s a six-year-old’s version of it.” Rosamund set the pan down.

“That seemed more useful.”

He sat with that for a while.