Arriving at Le Coucou Mr Lewis is greeted by the host and immediately shown to his table. You would always assume places that are filled with people are the most warmest of places. Not tonight though, not when Mr Lewis is feeling as lonely as he is now. Everything seems bleak and there was a cold atmosphere attached to every space in there. 'It's unbearable' Mr Lewis thought to himself but was quickly broken from his thoughts.
After being seated Mr Lewis was given the menu from the waiter that has been standing at the entrance of the kitchen watching and waiting for him to take a seat. I guess tardiness is not tolerated even if you ARE in the restaurant. Pondering over the options he has. Will oysters do? Do you guys *readers * do well with oysters? Never tried them but for this book let's pretend I have. Mr Lewis orders the oysters as a starter and signals towards the waiter to come and collect the menu.
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Enjoying his quiet dinner, the only sounds being heard clearly by him are forks and knives being clanked against the plates of those eating around him. If he were to be speaking to someone what would the conversation even be about? The weather? I think his realising he don't do much other than work. Mr Lionel John Lewis is a boring ass man. He has nothing going for him besides his looks and career. He really needs to reinvent himself personally and find out what it is that can fill that void because I'm starting to think its not someone else he needs it's himself as cheesy as that seems it's the only damn thing that makes sense.
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Mr L.J Lewis
Roman d'amourMr L.J Lewis is the well renowned owner of the newspaper company Bélin. He is very successful in what he do but is success really all that matters? Is he really all that matters?
