“What can i get you?” Asks the girl behind the counter.
He orders a chai latte.
“That will be $1.52 please.” She says, and starts to prepare his tea.
His hand goes into his pocket to retrieve his wallet but its not there.
After checking his other pockets he only found little spare change, it’s not enough to pay for the tea.
“Uhm. I forgot my wallet.” He tells her.
She’s staring at him, clearly holding back a little laughter.
“I only have 37¢”
She places her hand on a small jar next to the cash register with a label on it that reads
‘Please give your spare change for our Dik Dik sanctuary in Africa.’
“Have you ever given money to charity?” She asks him while tapping on the lid of the jar.
“Oh all the time.” He replies while putting the change in the jar.
“Then your tea is on me, besides it’s time for my break and i could use a drink too.”
She makes two chai lattes and bring them with her as they go to the entrance.
They step outside, the warm summer air greets them.
“Sarah” she says.
“No, Erik” he replies.
She gives him a little laugh and hands him his drink.
“The sun makes everything it shines on look so much prettier.”
Erik says while almost looking directly into the sun inhaling deeply afterwards.
“I have a sunlight allergy.” As says she takes a sip from the tea.
Erik Looks at her and sits next to her on the ledge of the window pane.
“I get a real bad rash and sometimes blisters.” She says.
He hesitates taking a sip and lowers his cup and says
“Sounds painful, so you never go to the beach?”
“No, i just don’t go.” She tells him.
“Thats so sad, not just for you but also for me.
Because i might never see you in a bikini.” He says.
She keeps drinking her tea as if he didn’t say anything.
“Sorry!, that was rude of me to say.” He quickly adds.
She laughs and so does he.
After that there is a moment of silence, a soft wind blows pass them.
“I’m not trying to get into your pants.” He says.
He is gasping, obviously not done yet.
She looks at him without saying a word.
He bundled up enough courage and says “But into your heart.”
They are disturbed by a guy yelling from the parking lot.
“YO ERIK LETS GO!” heavily waving his arms.
Erik gets up from the ledge and shouts back at the guy.
“YEA, I WILL BE RIGHT THERE!”
He turns back around and sees Sarah got up too.
“My break is over.” She tells him.
They stand divided in the sunlight and the shade.
“It’s like how the sun makes all the things outside look so much nicer.
You do in here.” He says while pointing to his head.
She crosses the border and grabs his hand.
They look into each others eyes.
She closes in on him and takes the last small step into the sun light and kisses him on his lips.
He orders a chai latte.
“That will be $1.52 please.” She says, and starts to prepare his tea.
His hand goes into his pocket to retrieve his wallet but its not there.
After checking his other pockets he only found little spare change, it’s not enough to pay for the tea.
“Uhm. I forgot my wallet.” He tells her.
She’s staring at him, clearly holding back a little laughter.
“I only have 37¢”
She places her hand on a small jar next to the cash register with a label on it that reads
‘Please give your spare change for our Dik Dik sanctuary in Africa.’
“Have you ever given money to charity?” She asks him while tapping on the lid of the jar.
“Oh all the time.” He replies while putting the change in the jar.
“Then your tea is on me, besides it’s time for my break and i could use a drink too.”
She makes two chai lattes and bring them with her as they go to the entrance.
They step outside, the warm summer air greets them.
“Sarah” she says.
“No, Erik” he replies.
She gives him a little laugh and hands him his drink.
“The sun makes everything it shines on look so much prettier.”
Erik says while almost looking directly into the sun inhaling deeply afterwards.
“I have a sunlight allergy.” As says she takes a sip from the tea.
Erik Looks at her and sits next to her on the ledge of the window pane.
“I get a real bad rash and sometimes blisters.” She says.
He hesitates taking a sip and lowers his cup and says
“Sounds painful, so you never go to the beach?”
“No, i just don’t go.” She tells him.
“Thats so sad, not just for you but also for me.
Because i might never see you in a bikini.” He says.
She keeps drinking her tea as if he didn’t say anything.
“Sorry!, that was rude of me to say.” He quickly adds.
She laughs and so does he.
After that there is a moment of silence, a soft wind blows pass them.
“I’m not trying to get into your pants.” He says.
He is gasping, obviously not done yet.
She looks at him without saying a word.
He bundled up enough courage and says “But into your heart.”
They are disturbed by a guy yelling from the parking lot.
“YO ERIK LETS GO!” heavily waving his arms.
Erik gets up from the ledge and shouts back at the guy.
“YEA, I WILL BE RIGHT THERE!”
He turns back around and sees Sarah got up too.
“My break is over.” She tells him.
They stand divided in the sunlight and the shade.
“It’s like how the sun makes all the things outside look so much nicer.
You do in here.” He says while pointing to his head.
She crosses the border and grabs his hand.
They look into each others eyes.
She closes in on him and takes the last small step into the sun light and kisses him on his lips.
The day after the romantic lunch break.
Sarah comes out of her room, and meets her room mate in the hall way.
“Did you stay out in the sun for to long?
That looks painful!” Her room mate says.
Sarah is as red as a tomato, and is trying not to scratch to much.
“Yes i was.”
She smiles and says “and it was great.”





