Diner Attraction

[xxerikamariexx]

She was a curvy young girl who had moved to the small town for college. The fall was brutal, nothing to do. The leaves were falling and she could hear the chirping of the birds but that was as exciting as the scenery was. She recently got a job at a little diner. The regular customers were always nice to her but the middle of nowhere vibe wasn't her thing. She was a bit on the nerdy side. She wore black rimmed glasses that were sometimes too loose, so she'd have to push them up. Her hips were slightly curvy and she had a nice chest. She worked and studied and didn't have much time for guys. Not like guys were interested in her anywhere.

A regular customer came in every single day around 9am. He was always wearing a suit and she noticed he had a wedding ring on. He always smiled at her and she smiled back. She approached his table. "Your usual? Coffee and muffin?" She asked. She was almost intimidated by him; he was good looking and the way he smiled at her made her feel good about herself. He probably took pity on her but the way he smiled at her made her feel pretty...for once.

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[xxerikamariexx]

*bump*

 

[xxerikamariexx]

*Any Takers?*

 

[BeachBum25]

Ross Black was a 28 year old widower. He lost his wife in a car crash. She had been broad-sided by a semi driver who blew through a red light at a high rate of speed. The accident had occurred last year, and Ross was still not completely over it. He had not been on a date. He had not taken off his wedding ring. Occasionally, he would look at women, but, then, he would think of his wife. All of his friends were pushing him to go out on dates. Several of them had actually set him up on blind dates, but Ross had refused to go out on them. Despite the fact that his friends told him he had to get back in there game, he thought it was too soon.

Ross worked in management at a high-rise building in the center of town. Every morning he would park his car and go into the diner right down the street. He got the same thing every morning....coffee, black and a blueberry muffin. He was definitely a creature of habit. He would always face the window and watch the people rushing to work. Then, when he was finished, he would head off to the office. He smiled at the waitress when she asked if he wanted his usual. Recently, he had the same waitress every morning. He liked her. She was very nice, and, he had to admit, she was attractive too.

 

[xxerikamariexx]

She didn't exactly like this town because she didn't exactly fit in. She had come to to this town in hopes of making friends and enjoying college but it hadn't happened like that. She kept to herself mostly and worked at this cute diner during her free time. The diner was cute and she met the nicest people there. So even though she didn't really like the town, the diner made up for it.

Then there was that one regular customer. He was always friendly towards her. He kept to himself but she always smiled at him. He was quiet, just like she was. He always left her a nice tip too. She gathered up his usual and also made sure there was a fresh pot of coffee ready for him too. She brought him his breakfast along with a hot cup of coffee. "Here you go..." She smiled just a little bit at him. "Good morning, by the way."

 

[BeachBum25]

Ross wasn't sure what the attraction was to the diner, but he was here every morning. The muffin was good, the coffee was always fresh, and the service was always good. The waitress was very nice and always smiled. He had to admit that she was very easy on the eyes.

"Thank you, and good morning to you to. I hope you are having a good start to your day." He smiled at her. It was odd this little game they played. What was even odder was that he didn't even know her name. She had been waiting on him for some time and he never saw a name tag, nor did he ask her name. He didn't want to creep her out by asking her name.