Post by Ava on Feb 1, 2009 14:21:40 GMT -8
Ava was normally reticent about talking to any of the patrons. It wasn’t her thing to get involved in the day to day unlives of those she served. She could easily distinguish the humans from the others and treated each exactly the same. If for the more undead of the café’s patrons she tried to make sure they behaved themselves and didn’t chew on the human ones.
But today was different. Today it was Kemp’s birthday. If you could call it that. It’s what passed for a birthday for their kind. Maybe it should be more appropriately called ‘Turn Day” Of course describing it that way would mean explaining to those few humans who came to the café what that meant. No, birthday it was.
Tucking a strand of electric blue hair behind her hair she laid the cards on the table. Standing one each in between the packets of sugar, wiping down those tables she needed and moving to the next.
The note read. “Don’t forget to wish our Baristas a happy birthday!! Free coffee of your choice to the randomly selected participant who wishes Kemp well today. Please write your name on card and place in basket at counter to enter. Card must be validated by Kemp in order to be valid to win prize. ”
Each time she placed a card she grinned. Kemp hated birthdays, he equally hated someone wishing him felicitation. He’d snarl and glare and snarl and glare some more so her putting the note cards on the table would ensure he’d be snarling and glaring all night long. Or worse. Yes, she loved him. But she loved to make his life a misery just for kicks.
It’s what he love about her and how could she possibly disappoint on such an auspicious occasion.
But today was different. Today it was Kemp’s birthday. If you could call it that. It’s what passed for a birthday for their kind. Maybe it should be more appropriately called ‘Turn Day” Of course describing it that way would mean explaining to those few humans who came to the café what that meant. No, birthday it was.
Tucking a strand of electric blue hair behind her hair she laid the cards on the table. Standing one each in between the packets of sugar, wiping down those tables she needed and moving to the next.
The note read. “Don’t forget to wish our Baristas a happy birthday!! Free coffee of your choice to the randomly selected participant who wishes Kemp well today. Please write your name on card and place in basket at counter to enter. Card must be validated by Kemp in order to be valid to win prize. ”
Each time she placed a card she grinned. Kemp hated birthdays, he equally hated someone wishing him felicitation. He’d snarl and glare and snarl and glare some more so her putting the note cards on the table would ensure he’d be snarling and glaring all night long. Or worse. Yes, she loved him. But she loved to make his life a misery just for kicks.
It’s what he love about her and how could she possibly disappoint on such an auspicious occasion.