Jason was a little apprehensive at first, he was the only one in the shop front and knew he couldn’t leave the counter unattended but almost as if on cue, Lacey emerged from her break. Jason flashed her a smile, almost a thank you written in his eyes as she came out the back room. It was against company policy for staff to sit in the front of house during their break but Jason knew Lacey well. They had an amazing work place relationship having worked together for years, often covering for the other and bending the rules when they could. Jason gave her a wink back and a cheeky grin before looking back back to Isa, “sure, I have a 15 minute break I could join you for.” He said, glad that Lacey could cover the rest of the shop.<br/><br/>Jason took the seat that was offered to him, glad to be off his feet for a bit, giving them a well earned break. His dazzling blue eye locked deep into hers as he sat down and smiled “finally someone who gets how annoying these name badges are! It’s the one thing I want to burn in this job.” He said with a laugh, looking down and giving it a little flick. “The things we do for money though I guess.” He said shrugging his shoulders. “So tell me about you, are you from here? Clearly not a winter lover it seems.” He said with a laugh, making his observations known about her hate of the chill in the air. Jason managed a quick glance over to Lacey as she cleaned up the counter, cleaned the mess he forgot to clean on his rush over here to give the lady her card back. “Sorry” he mouthed silently to her as she wiped down the counter. His eyes quickly looked over her, it was amazing how the same uniform could look so different on different people. On him it was a uniform, on her it was a flirtatious opening for customers and tips. It showed off her body perfectly, and although having the buttons indone on her top was against company rules, the sight was not unwelcome to him and the tips they got was also amazing.<br/><br/>Jason turned his attention back to the lady in front of him, looking deep into her eyes once more as if she was the only person in the room. He had noticed the nook in front of her, but in this day and age it was not unusual, after 50 shades of grey, it had almost become acceptable to read these things in public, before they were hidden away, only brought out after hours in the bedroom. He grinned at her compliment, it was the worst pick up line he had ever heard but he could see she regretted it, he decided not to tease her or anything on it but rather just play along. “Well it is my job to warm people up.” He replied with a little wink, an almost flirty wink and grin to match, “serving people hot coffee and all.” He finally added.