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He had felt his phone buzz but he ignored it seeing as he was in the cafe already. Sure enough his one and only stepped out from the kitchen with a large plate of food and brought it over to him. Delaney always knew the way to his heart. The man leaned forward and grinned, picking up a napkin and a fork and was ready to dig in. He glanced up and smiled noddingโโโโโโโโโโโโโโ
โ - Jock - X - 24
Tags: Cafe
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'I'd like a cup of coffee, my dear. Medium roast please' he signed back and put his hand to his lips, before bringing them off his lips and repeated this action many many times, saying thank you to her over and over again. He scooted forward and began to eat what he had in front of him.
Minutes had passed and Nina was in the cafe along with Armani. Everyone was slowly coming in and he had yet to notice. The large man continued to eat his eggs and chew on his bacon until Nina sat down and began to sign. He straightened up a little and watched her silently, giving her a simple nod in acknowledgement. Because he was at the front counter he had to swivel his chair a little bit to see everyone. He didn't exactly want to sit at a booth with them all, he was just fine close to his girl rather than the others. The bacon was gone and so were the eggs as he began to work on his waffles. By then Renata had shown up. Almost everyone was here in the cafe, which was a little weird. It had been such a long time since they were all together like this. He had to remind himself that they were all there collectively because of someone's death.
Oliver was the last one in and he was obviously announcing his presence. He sighed and relaxed his shoulders. Oliver sat near him at the counter and he shoved a bite of waffle in his mouth, chewing and pausing on the rest. He wanted to pay attention to the others for now. When his coffee got to him he took it with another smile toward Delaney. She was the best at everything she made. The waffles were absolutely perfect. Anything she made was perfect, and he was sure to let her know.
Not wanting to be the first one to say anything, he sat back with his coffee and sipped it, looking among all of his peers. Change was obvious, though it wasn't a bad thing. He kept quiet and decided to let the others do the talking, as he was sure to pay attention.
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