Kai was tired, having done her last shift of the season down at the old camping supply store, she decided that maybe a change of job would be nice. However, she felt inclined to stay on until the old man whom ran the shop finally gave it in. Kai didn't exactly know how old he was, but she'd had suggested he was at least 70 if not much older. Dismissing the thoughts of a new job she locked up the shop as she often did when her employer wasn't there to do it and left a note saying she'd drop the keys off in the morning. The onset of thick and heavy snow made her groan.<br/>"Well that's just great" Kai mumbled to herself, quite annoyed that the snow-storm couldn't have just waited 20 more minutes. Pulling up the hood on her red cloak to somewhat protect her hair from being encased in snow she headed out in the direction of home. The wind began to pick up, stinging Kai's face in the process, whipping around her and straight for her. The snow got heavier. Deciding to take shelter instead of continue through the terrible weather, she saw a small sign for a cafe and thought that might be the best idea.<br/><br/>Walking down the steps and through the front door of the cafe, Kai looks around there were a few people dotted about, and two behind the counter. Both looked friendly and welcoming. Lowering her hood, she began to make her way over to the counter. Looking at all the different things they had on offer. Kai admired the handwritten menu in green and red chalk, clearly a lot of time had gone into the menu. Eventually deciding on what she wanted she made her way up to where the baristas stood.<br/>"What can I do for you today?" The man behind the counter asked, he looked sturdy and almost like a viking. Kai Smiled.<br/>"I'll have an Orange mocha latte, and a caramel shortbread slice please" Kai asked softly, there was something soothing about the way she spoke and it had been said she could even soothe the angriest person at times. The man nodded and began to work on the drink. His co-worker beamed up at her.<br/>"11.70 please" the co-worker said, and Kai handed over 12 and motioned for them to keep the change as a tip for their wonderful service, the co-worker thanked her.<br/>Kai put the drink and the cake on a tray and headed over to one of the booths and sat down with a sigh. The cafe was warm and inviting. She was intrigued by all the wonderful paintings that adorned the walls of the cafe.