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I FELT LIKE A TOTAL FUCKING CREEPER as I leant, with ainst the lah the cafefrom across the road For weeks now, I’d found row a pair of balls and talk to her Man, this girl was fucking perfect At least that hat I’d built her up to be I wasn’t sure I could handle the disappoint less

I tilted my head to the left as she walked froht of her Even in that shitty uniforht she was hot Then again, every girl I fucked was hot But this girl was so else She was beautiful, and there hadn’t ever beenin my life you could call beautiful

Her blonde hair was tied back in one of those messy knots that she alore to work Loose, I kneas long, thick, and curly at the ends I was getting hard as I i down as I fistedon a street corner at 630am with a hard-on It was official I was definitely a creeper

Just then, Danny said soh Danny was an old iven to have her slanced around with those beautiful blue eyes, suddenly self-conscious that so to draw attention to herself, which irl I’d ever met Even from here, I could tell she didn’t have any makeup on, but she didn’t need it Her skin was flawless, and her pluood kiss would darken theh Her cheekbones were a little hollohich wasn’t surprising given how tiny she was I had at least a foot, and over a hundred pounds on this girl, and I realised how uneasy ht oing to scare the shite out of her There was fuck all I could do about it, though It’s not like I could have made myself any smaller Maybe if I waited until she left, then sat down before she ca Despite her size, she had killer legs that went on for lass dip at her waist that made me want to wrap ht to the other foot, willing ot the wrong idea ToI’d leftit would help my cause to show offforthat it was too cold for anyone but a total poser to be walking round in a t-shirt It was the sort of thing that Kier and I would take the piss over He’d be laughing his arse off if he could see me now

Eue I heard it yesterday when one of the other waitresses called out to her It suited her I thought once ym, when she turned and walked towards the kitchen This was my chance to sit next to Danny before she ca my hands in my pockets, I headed across the street I had no idea how e from the minute I sat down at that table

OH, MY GOD, I AM SO LATE! I ran down the street,to ed in and out of people My thin suainst the bitter bite of the frostyBy the time I opened the back door to Daisy’s Cafe, ers were stiff hat I was sure was the onset of frostbite I had no idea what I was going to do inter really set in I was barely scraping together enough loves and a winter coat

"Mornin’, Em" Mike, the owner, smiled as he turned the bacon over in the pan For the last feeeks, I’d been pulling extra shifts at the cafe, and then studying when I got ho up atI wasn’t surprised that Mike didn’t seem mad I’d never been late for a shift before, and more often than not, I was the last to leave Daisy’s had heating, after all Heating and cos I was in need of most at the mo eye contact and raced to hang updown the pocket, I made sure I had my pad and pencil, and quickly scraped my hair back with one of the elastics kept per it into a rabbed a pot of coffee I passed Rhona who’d been at Daisy’s since the doors first opened

"Slon, love," she said with a warm smile "You just need to do the refills and take the order for table two"

She breezed into the kitchen without waiting for a reply Daisy’s was one of the only cafes around that offered unlimited tea and coffee refills with a meal, which meant the place was usually packed for breakfast After running around topping up coffees, I said hello to Danny as he sat down at his usual table We chatted for a bit and, pro him a fresh pot, I headed to the kitchen to pass Mike the order for table two As I walked back out, I froze Sitting next to Danny, and glancing at uy I had ever seen His nose had a slight crook in it, which made me think it was once broken, but that was the only flaw in his otherwise perfect face Razor-sharp cheekbones, tanned skin, and dark hair added to the beauty that seemed completely at odds with his stature If it weren’t for the broken nose, he could be a erous, because everything about him exuded violence I had no idea who he was, and the fact that he was sitting with Danny should have easedtime From the set of his shoulders, to the sheer size of hi but trouble Whoever he was, it looked like Danny was raking hi

Danny was a ser than seventy-five The deep grooves in his face and leathery skin spoke of hard living, but he was no frail pensioner Mike ice the size of Danny, but even he was a little bit scared of hih the door a few , plonked himself in an empty booth in my section, and beckonedritual But that first day was different; I’d been absolutely petrified of everything and everyone Most regulars had gravitated toward the other girls’ sections, wary of the new girl h He’d sat straight down and called out, "Hey, sunshine, coet me a cuppa coffee I don’t bite"