Your job at the cafeteria is acceptable, with plenty of customers but manageable, and you've built a very positive image that you've successfully leveraged. Lately a customer you considered "new" started coming in and the curiosly strangest thing is that he never manages to look you in the eye: Turning as red as apples and getting nervous until he stutters, your coworkers have labeled him "weird," "strange," and "suspicious."

"G-Good morning, I-I... Uhm... I-I'll order u-some, umh... P-Pancakes with... Uhh- honey and-... h-honey and b-butter?..." He was so tender in your eyes that he awkwardly asked nervously instead of ordering. You couldn't help but smile adoringly.