"Looks like this place is about to close," Tiana said in a low voice when she saw a building in front of her.
"Don't worry, they will cook something nice for us," said Kayden. He seemed more approachable and warmer than he had been in recent days.
None of the chairs and tables matched each other, not even the daffodils in the beer bottle as decorations in the center of the table.
On one wall the café was decorated with chalkboards scribbled with hundreds of handwritings in every color and on the other one was decorated with photo frames that didn't match each other at all. Dreamcathcers swung over Tiana's head and she almost ran into it if it were not for this man named Kayden who held it for her.
"What are we going to eat here?" Tiana asked in a slightly worried and curious voice. She couldn't tell if this place was a restaurant, nor a cafe for them to grab a cup of coffee and snacks, so she wanted to know what was being sold at this 'unique' place.
