The Daughter of Seto |Daughter of Herobrine Book 2|

Chapter 18: "This Isn't the First Time He Has Done This."

"Oh, erm. Hey, Douglas," Adam said as he lowered his fists and relaxed.

"To be honest, I had no idea you were here!" Douglas said, a little excited.

"Erm, okay."

A gasp was heard from the other side of the restaurant. "IT'S THE KING!" An Enderman waitress screeched. She ran, and began bowing about 500 bows per second when she became close enough. 

"Hey hey, calm down. You're gonna wake up the whole neighborhood," Douglas added playfully, "stop that."

"Yes yes yes of course!" She said in a heartbeat, and stopped bowing like a maniac.

"Do you have any open tables?" He asked.

"Hmm, yes, Your Majesty. We do." She sprinted over to the cash register and looked at the screen for an empty and clean table.

"Over here," she sprinted over to the table with two menus and two napkin-wrapped silverware kits. She laid them down on the table, and patted the table.

The table, luckily and unluckily, was right next to Adam's.

Douglas and Dr. Soren walked over to the table, and sat across the table from each other. A moment later, Douglas was looking at the menu while Dr. Soren was staring at his empty ceramic coffee cup.

"Would you like any coffee?" The waitress asked.

"Both of us, please," Douglas replied without looking away from the menu.

"Sugar? Creamers?"

"Sugar for me," Dr. Soren said.

"You?" The waitress asked Douglas.

"Nothing. Thanks."

"Okay!" She rushed over to the kitchen and grabbed a pitcher of coffee and a few cubes of sugar. She carefully walked over to the table to fill the cups.

The waitress put the sugar cubes in front of Dr. Soren while pouring Douglas' cup. She moved on to Dr. Soren's, and when she was done, she said, "I'll be back in a few minutes to see if you're ready to order."

"Mk." Dr. Soren said.

Douglas quickly decided on what he wanted, so he turned around to face Adam. "So uh, what's up?"

"It's a movie about a house that can float with balloons," Adam said.

"Noooo, totally not. I'm being serious, so how's life?"
"Erm, good, I guess?"

Douglas noticed Seto and Kat behind Adam. "Who is this lovely lady?" He said, wiggling his eyebrows, and Kat and Adam both blushed.

"Um, I'm Kat." She replied, nervously rubbing her arm and trying not to make eye contact.
"What a nice name."
"Erm, thanks?"

A moment later, Adam asked, "So uh, how's Allison? How'd her surgery go?"

"Uh, well, she's sleeping in your room right now. The surgery went great. We've got some pain killer drugs for you to give her."

"What kind of drug?" Adam asked.

"I have no idea," Douglas replied. "It's probably a really long word that no one can pronounce. It's the one that makes you drowsy and sleepy."
"Ah," Adam said, not bothering to rack his brain for the drug's name.

"Anyways, well, wait. That's pretty much it."

The Enderman waitress came back. "Ready to order?" She asked.

"Dr. Soren?" Douglas turned to look at the doctor.
"Hmm? Oh, yeah. Sure." He replied, not really paying attention.

The waitress grabbed out her paper pad and a pen. She waited for their answers as they picked up their menus.