The food took fifteen minutes to get to our table. As Duke and Harris accepted their plates I made a quick inspection of my Roumanian Steak. Well done just like I liked it. I looked up at our waiter, Andrew, and he winked at me. I knodded and he smiled. He never gets my steak wrong. That's why we always chose The Cafe off the Falls. Great service, splendid food, and a breathtaking view that makes the trip and the hour wait to be seated morth than worth it.
Andrew left to work his other tables and I set to the task of seasoning and buttering my baked potato. Harris was already decimating his pasta and meatballs. Duke tasted his soup tenatively and then leaned back to let it cool, as was his custom. We'd come here every weekend for the last four months. It was a treat from Duke to Harry to commemorate the new job and Harry deserved it. When he'd come back from the war things were different for him, he was different. He couldn't sleep for a while, then he couldn't go out. When we finally got Harris back to something considered normal Norma had already left him. I know he persued the job just to get Duke off of his back. He asked me to keep my mouth shut and it made our big brother happy so I just enjoyed the weekend get together.
I savored my potato and watched the waters of the Linden and Thomson Rivers crash over the sides of their respective falls before mingling at the base. It was a sight to behold. I chewed and wondered, not for the first time, what Duke thought about while he waited for his soup to reach room temperature. Since childhood he'd been deathly afraid of heights. Harry and I pretend not to notice how tightly he grips the railings that border the bridge that carries us from the mainland to the floating mass of stones that The Cafe rest upon. He insists on sitting at a table that gives us full view of the falls and the drop. He claims not to mind but I can see how wide his pupils get. My respect for him has grown since we've started eating together but I still remember the bully he used to be. I think Harry's tour in the military touched all of us. Duke was devastated by the state in which our brother returned. Harris loves waterfalls.
We ate to the sound of Harry inhaling spaghetti. Everything seemed like another evening at The Cafe off the Falls until she walked over to our table. Now there is walking and there is walking. She moved with a fluidity that was part feline, party dance and all woman. She wasn't the most beautiful member of the oposite sex I'd ever seen but she was the most sexual. She was a thing of curves and suggestion. Every step spoke volumes of sensuality and secret things done in privacy. Her long legs and wide hips were like a metronome that commanded my heart to beat in unison. Duke and I gasped as she stopped in front of us. Harris just kept eating but that was how the new Harris was. He might not have even noticed she was there though I can't imagine how.
She smiled at us and I had the sudden image of a cat smiling down at a dumbstruck mouse.
"Good evening gentlemen. Sorry to interupt your meal. My name is Natalie." she said in the most sexy English accent I've ever heard. "My husband and I have a disagreement and we'd like you to decide who is right."
Tag! Who's next?
Andrew left to work his other tables and I set to the task of seasoning and buttering my baked potato. Harris was already decimating his pasta and meatballs. Duke tasted his soup tenatively and then leaned back to let it cool, as was his custom. We'd come here every weekend for the last four months. It was a treat from Duke to Harry to commemorate the new job and Harry deserved it. When he'd come back from the war things were different for him, he was different. He couldn't sleep for a while, then he couldn't go out. When we finally got Harris back to something considered normal Norma had already left him. I know he persued the job just to get Duke off of his back. He asked me to keep my mouth shut and it made our big brother happy so I just enjoyed the weekend get together.
I savored my potato and watched the waters of the Linden and Thomson Rivers crash over the sides of their respective falls before mingling at the base. It was a sight to behold. I chewed and wondered, not for the first time, what Duke thought about while he waited for his soup to reach room temperature. Since childhood he'd been deathly afraid of heights. Harry and I pretend not to notice how tightly he grips the railings that border the bridge that carries us from the mainland to the floating mass of stones that The Cafe rest upon. He insists on sitting at a table that gives us full view of the falls and the drop. He claims not to mind but I can see how wide his pupils get. My respect for him has grown since we've started eating together but I still remember the bully he used to be. I think Harry's tour in the military touched all of us. Duke was devastated by the state in which our brother returned. Harris loves waterfalls.
We ate to the sound of Harry inhaling spaghetti. Everything seemed like another evening at The Cafe off the Falls until she walked over to our table. Now there is walking and there is walking. She moved with a fluidity that was part feline, party dance and all woman. She wasn't the most beautiful member of the oposite sex I'd ever seen but she was the most sexual. She was a thing of curves and suggestion. Every step spoke volumes of sensuality and secret things done in privacy. Her long legs and wide hips were like a metronome that commanded my heart to beat in unison. Duke and I gasped as she stopped in front of us. Harris just kept eating but that was how the new Harris was. He might not have even noticed she was there though I can't imagine how.
She smiled at us and I had the sudden image of a cat smiling down at a dumbstruck mouse.
"Good evening gentlemen. Sorry to interupt your meal. My name is Natalie." she said in the most sexy English accent I've ever heard. "My husband and I have a disagreement and we'd like you to decide who is right."
Tag! Who's next?