"Clover?" The Starbucks barista yelled.
I lazily pulled my head up and walked to the counter.
I gave the woman a small smile and grabbed my coffee. I walked out of the crouded shop and headed towards town, planning on finding a restaurant to eat at.
Eventually I strolled past a cute vintage bakery. The outside looking like a cottage you would find in a fairy tail.
And the inside looked as if a old couple had decorated it. Not in a bad old way, in a cute old way.
I noticed a beautiful girl stood behind the counter. Her perfect wavy brown hair and the way she dressed was adorable.
I walked up to the counter.
"cute bakery, do you own it?" I ask.
"yes I do, I bought it last year" she said, giving me a soft smile.
"that's nice, I would love to own a place like this" I said doing a 360 turn.
She giggled at that and I looked at her.
'Mila' her name tag wrote.
"Mila..." I dragged, kinda gazing off.
"yes clover?" She replied.
I snapped out of my thoughts completely confused.
How does she know my name. Does she go to my school?
"Huh What, how do you know my name!" I asked completely shocked.
She laughed and pointed at my coffee cup, I noticed the barista at Starbucks had wrote my name.
"oh." Is all I said.
She giggled and covered her face.
"Anyways, Mila, it's not very busy in here, wanna eat some cheese cake together?" I asked hoping for the right answer.
"I'd love to, and because your my first customer today, it's free" she said.
I felt butterflies as she looked me in the eyes then walked into the kitchen.
She sat opposite me and placed the large plate of cheese cake down, cut 2 slices and gave one to me and herself.
"You have really pretty eyes" I blurted out, not really thinking.
"Thank you"
"oh I said that out loud? sorry" I giggled nervously rubbing the back of my neck.
"it's okay, I get that a lot around here"
We chatted for a while before the shop began gaining more customers. I decided to head out but not before saying bye to Mila.
"Thanks for the food, call me sometime" I smirked handing her a note with my number on.
"Sure thing" she laughed and carried on working.
