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"How're things holding up, Mr. Tharik?"
"F-fine, Ms. Zen. E-everything's going s-smoothly b-back here."
Zendaya smiled at Cran Tharik's response. The kid, a human who was barely 21, had been working under Zen since she'd first opened the diner, and yet he insisted on calling her "Ms. Zen." Not that she minded, of course. When the woman had first found Cran, he'd been the worse for wear; now, however, he was much happier. Even with his job as the dishwasher and janitor.
Next, she looked at her cook, a 40-year-old Twi'lek male named Sham'vida. "What about you, Sham? Keeping up with the orders?"
The Twi'lek clutched his heart with one hand while flipping a burger with the other. "Ea, sei goma'eo! Your lack of faith in me wounds my heart! A part of me just died inside!"
She let out a laugh. "If that was true, then you'd be completely dead by now."
The cook turned around and winked at her. "Touché, boss."
Shaking her head in amusement, Zen turned away from the window in time to catch her waitress, a young Sullustan named Nien Go, coming back with a basket full of dirty dishes. "Here, let me take this, hun." The woman relieved Nien of the basket, asking, "How are the customers doing?"
Nien let out a weary huff. "There's so many folks here today! It's nuts! But don't worry Zen, I'm handling things."
"Alright well, if things start to get too much I can always leave the bar and help, alright?" As the Sullustan nodded and darted off to take another order, the woman took the dishes into the kitchen, setting them down next to Cran before heading back to the bar.
Today was busy, indeed. Granted, it was lunch hour, and that time was always filled with people, but she'd not seen a crowd this big. Briefly, she wondered if perhaps her little Diner was starting to gain a good reputation. Yeah, wouldn't that be nice, she thought. More folks, more income, and a bigger bonus for my staff. Zen allowed herself a brief smile at that before heading over to help another customer.
"F-fine, Ms. Zen. E-everything's going s-smoothly b-back here."
Zendaya smiled at Cran Tharik's response. The kid, a human who was barely 21, had been working under Zen since she'd first opened the diner, and yet he insisted on calling her "Ms. Zen." Not that she minded, of course. When the woman had first found Cran, he'd been the worse for wear; now, however, he was much happier. Even with his job as the dishwasher and janitor.
Next, she looked at her cook, a 40-year-old Twi'lek male named Sham'vida. "What about you, Sham? Keeping up with the orders?"
The Twi'lek clutched his heart with one hand while flipping a burger with the other. "Ea, sei goma'eo! Your lack of faith in me wounds my heart! A part of me just died inside!"
She let out a laugh. "If that was true, then you'd be completely dead by now."
The cook turned around and winked at her. "Touché, boss."
Shaking her head in amusement, Zen turned away from the window in time to catch her waitress, a young Sullustan named Nien Go, coming back with a basket full of dirty dishes. "Here, let me take this, hun." The woman relieved Nien of the basket, asking, "How are the customers doing?"
Nien let out a weary huff. "There's so many folks here today! It's nuts! But don't worry Zen, I'm handling things."
"Alright well, if things start to get too much I can always leave the bar and help, alright?" As the Sullustan nodded and darted off to take another order, the woman took the dishes into the kitchen, setting them down next to Cran before heading back to the bar.
Today was busy, indeed. Granted, it was lunch hour, and that time was always filled with people, but she'd not seen a crowd this big. Briefly, she wondered if perhaps her little Diner was starting to gain a good reputation. Yeah, wouldn't that be nice, she thought. More folks, more income, and a bigger bonus for my staff. Zen allowed herself a brief smile at that before heading over to help another customer.