Chapter 395: Angleist (1/2)
”Here is your drink sir…” A man smiled and placed a glass on the table.
”Thank you,”
”And here is yours, ma'am!”
”You have my thanks too.”
”I hope you two enjoy your drink here at the shaq shack! If you ever need anything, please let us know!” The waiter smiled brightly and deeply bowed his head.
”By any chance, are you two dating?” He gave them a certain look, yet all he received back was a calm gaze with a subtle feeling of disgust and malice. He felt an ominous aura run down his spine, and his heart lurched down to its deepest depths like he was going to be eaten whole at any moment.
However, that feeling only lasted for a split second, and it felt so surreal that he even doubted its existence as he shook his head and waited for his customer's response.
”No, we're simple acquaintances. You must get a lot of couples that come here so I understand the confusion.” He took a simple sip out of his drink, and the waiter lowered his head further almost out of instinct before standing up and leaving them alone.
”Thank you for your understanding, sir! But my other statement still stands! If you are ever in need of anything! Please let me know!”
”I certainly will! Thank you!” He smiled as he watched the waiter walk away from him.
The atmosphere was quite bustling from the city ambiance, the people talking in the near tables under their own umbrellas and especially the flying vehicles zooming through the air, yet, the two sitting opposite to each other could not have been more focused, almost as though these distractions never existed.
”So, how's your day been Elizabeth? Are you fairing well after yesterday's events?”
”Oh! Haha! I'm doing very well! I see you too aren't doing half bad Kane, you even bought yourself a cat it seems!” She giggled, looking over at the smiling cat sat on Moby's lap.
On the outside, their conversation was friendly and natural, like any conversation friends would have. Yet, under that outer facade, within their minds elapsed a completely different story, one much darker in nature.
'One good reason… Give me one good reason why I shouldn't just kill you now…'