Perch Cafe Novels & Stories

That morning, before leaving for campus, Athena stopped by Moon Cafe, a cafe with violet shades and a garden with sparkling glass walls, reflects the atmosphere of the garden as if under the moonlight all around. The cafe is located on the side of a road that Athena often travels on foot to her campus. At first Athena was hesitant to enter the cafe because it seemed like it was expensive, she just stood in front of the cafe, feeling interested but hesitant. However, a waiter, who happened to be in front of the cafe greeted her kindly, invited her to enter so that Athena finally dared to enter. The friendly waitress named Bara and they eventually became friends. Now every morning before leavi

"Katalina, I'd like to take you out on a date. Tell me when you're free." I could sense that he wasn't too confident. But he was also hopeful. However, before I could give him an answer, I saw Percival standing behind him. "Percy?" My eyebrows furrowed as I looked at him with questioning eyes. He just stood there with his eyes throwing daggers at us. My eyes then dropped to the paper bag that he was holding. The name written on it was familiar. It took me a few minutes to realize that it was a take-out from one of my favorite seafood restaurants.

Tara said, “It's a mom and pop coffee house, and they have special homemade treats for dogs. Their grandkids own it now. I invest in their cafe, so they will always be around, everytime I come back. It’s called Mom and Pop’s Cafe. They allow dogs inside, and they have a cute covered patio area next to their building, that we can sit and talk in, and the security won’t stand out.” Tara, Alma and I along with three people from the security team pile into my truck, with the rest of our security team in their vehicles, and we head into Cripple Creek, to the cafe. When we get there, the ten time great-grandkids, hug Tara, give loving pets to Alma, and ask if they can give me a hug too. I gracious

After the boutique, we grabbed lunch at a café, catching our breaths and building up energy for the next round of wedding chaos. I was surprised when my phone buzzed. It was Percy. ‘Where are you?’ She sent. ‘Sourcing for wedding stuffs at malls, where else?’ I rolled my eyes as I sent the message. ‘Can I tag along?’ She sent. I’d have refused but I actually needed someone who could distract me from my mom’s overhead shenanigans. A few minutes later, Percy arrived at the cafe, carrying a tray assortment of pastries and freshly squeezed juice. She flopped onto the seat beside me, grinning.

We decided we’d go back for the purse after work. The café, Peach Paradise, was already open. Maya slipped through the back door into the changing room while I went straight to my tiny office. My day was packed with paperwork, so I booted up the computer and began filling out delivery forms and invoices. Time flew. There was a knock at the door. "Come in," I said, setting the documents aside. One of the waitresses, Lera, stepped inside. "Vera, a customer is asking for you." Great—trouble. Things had been so peaceful until now. I sighed and gave her a sharp look.

She explained as she held up her screen for him to see the café’s website. Felix pulled his eyes off the road for a couple of seconds to observe the upheld phone. Felix pressed his lips into a thin displeased line. The Golden Pearl was a seven star restaurant. The cottage-looking café in the picture before him didn’t even look like it was worth half a star. He genuinely hoped that he wouldn’t completely regret patronizing them.

says Perci while loosening his grip. Perci glanced at the clock. It was too early to go to his office; he stood up and went to the kitchen. He brewed an arabica coffee and poured a cup for two. He heard footsteps coming to the kitchen and thought that Cali was done taking a bath. "Have some coffee, are you coming with us? Perree and I will walk in the neighborhood."

It was impossible that such a small place would have food served in the palace. After some hesitation, Persephone looked at Morpheus and asked, "What exactly… is this place?" "What's wrong?" "Hmm… The food is good, and it's mysterious." He smirked. "Eat more if you like it. I'll make a booking for you if you want to come again." She stopped asking further and tried her best not to overthink it. After all, he knew nobody in this place. It was impossible that he could have owned a cafe out of nowhere.

I looked like an athletic college student, which is a perfect disguise because the cafe is near a university and students are the main customers of the cafe. Pericles also wore the same thing as me. He has the same varsity jacket and a baseball cap. We looked like we were classmates meeting in a cafe to talk about school stuffs. I went inside the cafe first and Pericles followed behind me. The door chimes rang when I pushed the door open, stealing the customer’s attention to my face. I lowered my head down and took my wallet out of my pocket so I could pretend that I was counting my cash. “Dark chocolate in a tall cup,” I muttered lazily and pulled out some bills.