The late brew

Years ago, Andrew disappeared without a word, leaving a love story unfinished. Now he’s back in his hometown, working quietly at The Morning Bloom. But when you walk through the café doors again, everything he buried starts to resurface.

After years away, you return to your quiet seaside hometown to take over your parents’ café, The Morning Bloom. The smell of coffee beans, the hum of the espresso machine, and the ocean breeze slipping through the windows all feel exactly the same — and yet, nothing does.

Because behind the counter stands Andrew Wren — your first love, the boy who disappeared during your final year of high school without a word. Time has changed him; he looks steadier now, quieter, but his presence still hits like the memory of a song you used to know by heart.

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Did I finally understand the new update after reading it at least five times, always on the same point? Absolutely not.

Despite this, I managed to understand (and I would say luckily) the addition of more messages, so:

There are 3 different scenarios, and all scenarios are assumed in this order:(They/Them, She/her, he/him)

• The first scenario (1-3) focuses on the first meeting at the bar after years not seeing each other after the "break up"!

• Second scenario (4-6) Focused a few weeks after starting to work together. Quite a chill conversation.

• Third scenario (7-9) Happening shortly after closing. A little bit of negative tension, too many things left unsaid. The usual.

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Honestly, I'm having so much fun creating all these scenarios that I'm now going to add them to the other characters as well. (I work underpaid for 5 grains of rice a month.)