Serving Customer in Bristol
by Mallory Wise
Damp morning light spills across the wet cobblestones of a Bristol laneway, reflecting the muted grey sky and the warm amber glow of a corner cafe window. Inside, a barista in a yellow apron hands a steaming mug to a customer wearing a thick wool cardigan, their breath visible in the chill air. Outside, a red Royal Mail postbox stands sentinel against the peeling stucco of a Georgian terrace, its paint chipped by decades of Atlantic rain. A cyclist in a high-vis vest pauses at the curb, adjusting their helmet, while puddles mirror the distorted reflection of passing traffic.
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