forum Roleplay ^-^

Started February 16, 2018 by @Oakie Dokie

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I'm back after like 3 days oof

(I’m just going to start this again)
Oyoyo was glad she let out all her sadness yesterday. She went to the coffee shop that changed her life. Maybe the others would be there.

Ember walked into the coffee shop, spotting a girl that seemed to be half dragon. He smiled politely at her.

Aspen greeted his friends warmly. "The usual? There's something I'd like to ask you guys. And Jay, when he's free…"

"A latte would be nice," Ember said, taking a seat at a table. "What do you want to ask?"

"Well…" Aspen started, mixing the flavours for ember's drink. "I just got a job at the Neurology clinic, and I thought… You know, to keep us all together… We could all run the shoppe together?"

Ember raised his eyebrows, glancing over at Oyoyo. "I'd love that, but… I dunno, I just met you guys yesterday, and I don't even know how to make coffee. In fact, I've never even had a job…" he rubbed the back of his neck, embarrassed by the fact that he was 19 and unemployed.

"Please!!" Aspen replied, handing him the latte. "I can teach you. I just feel like… I don't know, I just thought it would be cool. Never mind."

"It would be!" Ember said, feeling guilty that he might have hurt Aspen's feelings. "I'd really love to! I just wouldn't want to mess anything up, that's all." He took out a ten dollar bill and handed it to him to pay for the drink.

"It's on me," Aspen replied, refusing the money. "This is another reason why I may shut down. I can't physically take people's money. It makes me sick."

"I can understand that feeling," Ember admitted. He was about to put the money back in his pocket guiltily, but he had an idea. "Hey, if I'm really going to be helping run the shoppe, do you think you could show me how to open the register?"

"Umm, sure!!" Aspen conceded, walking over to the register and popping it open with two bangs onto the underside of the counter. "Pro tip: the lock is broken, and any other way you try to open it, the lock will hold."

"Thanks," Ember said with a smile. He slipped the ten dollar bill into one of the slots. "See? Now you don't have to physically take my money, and your shop stays open because you're not losing any money."

"Why, you little…" Aspen muttered playfully before smirking. "You know, you'd make a good business director."

Ember laughed, a bit embarrassed. "Thanks, but I guess we'll see about that when I really start working."