Crossing the Black Cat

Oliver had just finished getting everything reay. It was different not having maids to set everything up but he thought he did good. He had just finished baking some breakfast goodies so that he could give people tiny free samples. He was hoping that the people would have a large appite because he could cook a large amount of food in a short amount of time. It was one of perks about having been the best chief in France.

It wasn't too long after the Diner opened before a person walked in. Lavender eyes flew to the door to see someone so beautiful that even Oliver was taken a back. He leaned over the counter and grinned at the girl.

-Hello There. It's a pleasure to having someone as beautiful as you be my first customer..please take a seat. I'm Oliver.-

She blushed at the boy's comments and slowly moved to the seat in front of him.
"It's my pleasure to meet you, I am Hincaru." she smiled sweetly. "You are too kind."

Oliver smild at the girl as she sat down.

-A name that matches your beauty. Now listen to me.. I sound like Enrique.-

He turned around and and picked up one of the tiny cookies that he baked earlier.

-Would you like to try one?-

She smiled sweetly and accepted a cookie. Honestly, she loved sweets and was excited to take one.
"I would love one." she admitted as she took a bite. It was the best cookie she had ever eaten. She smiled at him, excited.
"This is simply wonderful!!" she finished off the cookie. She tilted her head and smiled at him.

Oliver couldn't explain why, but he just felt captivated by this girl. when he heard that she liked his cookie, he smiled and handed her another one.

- I was supposed to make it just one per custmer.. but you're cute enough for two.-

She blushed, not used to being complimented. She timidly ate the cookie, and that is when she saw it. The dear old grand piano in the corner of the diner/cafe. That proved two things to her. This boy was rich, and there was a possibility he could play piano, just like her.

"Do you play?" she asked with a smile.

Oliver smiled at her and nodded.

-Of course. My father taught me at a young age. I couldn't be well rounded if I hadn't been taught how to play. I assume you do as well Hincaru.-

She smiled politely, and excited. She always got butterflies when she was around such expensive instruments. Or perhaps it was the boy giving her butterflies?
"I do, among other things." she replied with a shy smile.

Oliver smiled sweetly at the girl and leaned over the counter.

-Is there any way I could convience you to play for me?-

She finished the cookie and smiled sweetly at him.
"That is all you had to say." she replied.

She moved slowly from the bar and over to the piano. She sat at the piano and raised it's sheid that covered the keys. She ran her fingers over the ebony and ivory keys. She loved the feeling of the ivory on her fingers. She closed her eyes and breathed in the piano for a moment before beginning to play a song called Thantos. It was a sad sounding song, but it was still rather quick moving.

Oliver was impressed with this girls playing. It was the finest he'd ever heard and he had heard many over the years. He would be willing to say that her playing was even better than the professional his father hired. He smiled as he watched her.

-Your playing is amazing.-

She blushed at him when he complimented her.
"I am sure it's not as great as yours, Oliver." she smiled sweetly at him. She was really taken back by him, his kindness, and his looks.

He nodded but spoke in a serious tone.

-I'm serious. Not even my father's musicians can play as well as you.-

He smiled at her.

-Its like you were destined to play like an angel.-

She smiled shyly at him, she had never been compared to an angel.
" You are the kindest person I have ever met in my life." she said with her shy smile.

He smiled and tilted his head to the side as he spoke to Hincaru.

-I doubt that. I'm sure you've met plenty of people better than me.-

She smiled gently.
"You can't say that." she grinned playfully. "But you are certantly in my top three."
she stuck her tounge out.

He smiled at her words, being in her top three of anything was a good thing in his opinion. He took a cook and as she stuck her tongue out threw a cookie on it. His favorite hobby made his aim increasingly impressive.

-Thats good. It makes me happy-

She looked a little confused when the cookie landed on her tounge. She stared down at it before shoving the whole thing in her mouth. She laughed.
"That's took talkent, how many times did you hit your friends in the face with cookies before you got that trick right?"