"Life isn't always fairytales and Prince charmings. Sometimes a Princess has to become her own Prince."
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Thalia Bishop sighed as she entered the small cafe, Sanders Cafe.
She painterly waited in line, before ordering her coffee then grabbing it(paying for it) and making her way to the back of the cafe.
Thalia sighed as she sat down, rubbing her tired eyes. Being the secretary to one of the wealthiest businesses in the world was a pain in the ass sometimes.
Her brain went over all the names and numbers she had to remember for tomorrow as she sipped her coffee.
"Penny for your thoughts?" An amused voice chuckled as Thalia's eyes opened abruptly to spot a man sitting on the other side of the table.
"Pardon?" Thalia asked, her eyebrows furrowed in confusion.
The man chuckled again, "You look like you're going to give yourself a headache."
Thalia sighed, "Wouldn't be the first time," she smiled lightly as the man in front of her laughed.
"The name's Stephan," Stephan introduced, holding his hand out for her to shake.
Thalia smiled as she shook it, "Thalia."
"So, Thalia," Stephan grinned, "Penny for your thoughts?"
Thalia laughed at the question, before she shrugged, a smile on her lips, "Just work," she said.
Stephan groaned theatrically, "Work-Smerk," he pouted, "This is a place to rewind down and chilling," he grinned at her.
Thalia shook her head, smiling, "Chilling kind of goes against the whole point of a hot coffee."
Stephan laughed at that, "Good point," he admitted.
Thalia grinned proudly, "Of course it is," she said, taking another sip of her coffee.
Stephan grinned, "So, how long have you been coming here?" He asked, "I've only just noticed you coming in recently."
"Stalker much?" Thalia teased, gaining a slightly sheepish look from the man in front of her, "Only a couple weeks," she then said, "I needed a break from everything and someone mentioned this cafe and I came to check it out. One of the best choices of my life so fair."
