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Chapter 68 — The Girl Who Watched

Penulis: Hadley Quinn
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-09-27 22:47:36

Margaret's restaurant was busy like any other.

Luna tied her apron around her waist and stepped behind the counter. The regulars were already there. Mr. Willington wanted extra pepper. The schoolteacher wanted tea with very little sugar. The old mechanic complained about the price of everything but still ordered two plates.

Luna served them all with the same small smile she had been wearing for months. She took orders. She carried plates. She wiped tables. She laughed at the football argument n
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