Diners Stories

it was like clockwork, the way mingyu came in to that diner. sat at the same barstool, ordered the same plate for breakfast and for dinner, drank the same amount of coffee. looked at the waiter with the bright eyes. =͟͟͞͞ ✩ mingyu loves routines, and seungkwan hates them. they learn to adapt to each other. ⏯ she used to be mine - sara bareilles

Midnight, 1950s. A small-town diner glows against the dark, neon humming, coffee steaming. Kat, the young waitress, works the graveyard shift, pouring cup after cup for strangers who never quite belong. But the Midnight Café is not an ordinary stop on the road. Every customer brings a story with them, stories of highways that never end, shadows that follow too closely, ghosts that wait for you to blink. Some are confessions. Some are hauntings. Some are judgments. Kat listens, half-waitress, half-confessor, never sure if she's serving the living or the dead. And as the nights stretch on, she begins to wonder if the diner itself is a crossroads between this world and the next. Black Coffee is a literary horror serial where every chapter begins with an order and ends with a silence you cannot shake. New chapters every Monday! You can also subscribe for full installments at seraphimwrites.substack.com or, if you'd like to see Seraphim George's other work (novels, poetry, plays), visit www.seraphimgeorge.com.

It was just like any normal day as a highchool student working on a Saturday at Bacon by the Billion breakfast and dining. Yet, when Ben is informed that he will be training the new hot employee he realizes that this day might be a bit harder than he thought.......much harder~

Life takes a hold of Savannah Lynn at the age of three years old. From sleeping in raggedy booths to finding her way around the U.S. and sweetly backstabbing, yet falling for, every person she meets. The girl has to get out eventually. But has that time hit her too soon?

PLEASE READ !!!! VERY IMPORTANT Disclaimer ⚠️ - there will be no weird stuff, no intimacy just completely no none of that just fluff, and some violence. Miriam and Cornelius has traveled 501 years into the future. It was that sunday morning on March 09, 1524 when I worked as a waitress at Marie's diner. Cornelius was a fair man who worked as a royal guard and is a preacher at zethrist church in secret. He was a civilized roman man who lived in Romania 🇷🇴. Miriam was always a hard working woman when she was a young little girl soon to be the future queen. She was a black African woman living in Rome , she is the princess of cawdor . Her father was king and her mother was a queen but she got betrothed to another man by her father . I haven't seen her in 501 years. You might be wondering how I'm still alive , well it's a pretty crazy story a complicated one at that? Miriam mother name is Ember Rosalie mcalvin and her father is Enoch Everette adler. Miriam Esther adler is the daughter of the king of cawdor and the servant of the mcalvin family. Follow the journey of Cornelius Amadeus and Miriam Esther Adler traveling 501 years in time to the future. Will people find out who they are? What did they see? Museum?Who will they see? will they ever find their way back? or will everything fall apart? , will she remember her past? Will they fall in love? The news paper? A/N : Also I will put 4 plots into this story, then I'm going to make some events . Some of this will go back in time to the present 1524 then switch to 2025 Cornelius mother was a maid and his father was farmer

"The detective saw his opportunity he grabbed the waitress's arm and said..." A late night after fighting crime in a wondrous big city. All a detective wants to do is go to a Diner where he can peacefully have a nice cup of coffee. So why does all hell breaks lose when a pretty young waitress hands him his coffee? What will happen? What did he say to her and how will she respond?

🏆 [#85 IN BUFFYSUMMERS] AU. Set during the Season 3 episode Anne where Buffy is working at Helen's Kitchen. Lucius Malfoy, along with Draco, teaches a certain trucker and his redneck friend a lesson about respecting women the hard way.

Potato lovers' dream adventure

follow the steamy relationship of the infamous Guy Fieri and Dylie Kawson

Imagine a child opening a Christmas present in 1957. Inside the box, the child sees a picturesque model of a small New England town. It has all the staples of small-town America. Twinkling lights, mom-and-pop store fronts, neat little blocks with colonial houses. It's surrounded by a clay forest of pine, elm, ash, birch, and oak. On a little hill south of the lake is a white water tower, painted with the lupine grin of the Houndstoothe Fightin' Gray Wolf. Perhaps the child doesn't notice the other wolf, a figure too large to be in scale with the town, but small enough to go unnoticed for now. It sits in the woods south of the town circle, and it has little pink lightbulbs for eyes. Sixty years pass. Many things stay the same, but lots of lights grow dim. There are a few corporate faces invading, but this is an idyllic place, so the mom-and-pop places soldier on as well as they can. But the only light that burns ever-bright and ever-constant is Lincoln's Diner.

Clare Hastings. She's quiet, shy and incredibly beautiful with a surprisingly witty tongue and eccentric style. She's moved from Oxford, London to the itty bitty new town of Crayton, California. A sweet little town with nothing to do. At first glance, Clare is an amazing, carefree girl yet there's something strange about her: something deeply and incredibly sad. Something that she's refusing to let people in this new town find out about her. Something kept under lock and key in the deepest, darkest crevices in her mind: where nobody can find it. But what if somebody does? What if there's somebody who's determined to know and memorize her every single thought and free the tortured soul trapped under years of pain, no matter the cost? Clare slowly starts to learn that the ultimate goal isn't fixing yourself for somebody else in order to feel again. Instead, it's how to be able to love, and be loved, just the way she is: perfectly imperfect.

Just some Pinterest post inspired oneshots. This gave me some many feels going through them... I couldn't contain my squeals/tears.

No one in Emerald Falls had ever seen the inside of Charlie's Diner. No one had ever seen Charlie, either, but they were all pretty sure he existed. Still, there was always something strange about that place...

school. school is a funny word, school is were there are many different groups of people. nerds, plastics, geeks, weirdos, skaters, jocks, clowns, multicultural groups, sporty peeps and wayyyyyyy more. then there is the oh so hot bad boys and the oh so nerdy/geeky good girls. but do they all ways end up together?

〝 what's there not to like about the 50s, especially the party-movie aesthetic of the beach 〞