The rain was pouring down on you and it seemed as if it was never going to stop. Not that it still mattered, at least not to you. You were already drenched, wet to the core and there wasn’t much that could be done about it. Cars were speeding past you, all protected against the heavy rain in their warm vehicles. A sharp sting traveled through you as you thought about what your mom was going to say as soon as you got home. She had warned you about the weather before you had left this morning and had suggested for you to take the car. But you had been stubborn and instead of accepting her offer you had thought to know better. Instead, this was what happened, and you knew that you should be angry with yourself for getting yourself in this situation. You’d probably be sick tomorrow, you could tell by the water that was running into your socks. Shivers were running up and down your spine as you raced through the streets, trying to find for a place to shelter. Your plan had been to keep going until you were home, but now you were thinking about changing it. You couldn’t keep going like this, it seemed as if it was going to end up in a storm, if the wind kept getting stronger like this you were sure you were going to blow over. 
 

All of a sudden you stopped, searching from left to right through the raindrops that were breaking into millions of pieces on the pavement. Gosh, you were never going to be able to make it out of this. You blinked when suddenly a door a little further away at the corner of the street seemed to open, and a bundle of light shined outside. It seemed warm and cosy in there, and from where you were standing it seemed like a small cafe that was settled there. A boy with bangs covering his forehead popped his head out of the small space and you were surprised to see him wave at you, motioning for you to get over to where he was standing. He had to be very brave to come out in this kind of weather, but also very friendly if he did that for you. You were sure he was already drenched, just by standing there a few seconds. How could you possibly deny a gesture like that? Slowly your feet started moving again and as much as you tried to zig zag through the raindrops, it just didn’t help. He must think you were a complete idiot for walking through this kind of weather. It took you only a few seconds to reach the entrance, while your physical condition wasn’t that excellent, you found yourself being faster than you thought. Unbelievable what someone could do if they were motivated. The boy with dark brown hair and piercing eyes held the door open for you so you could walk past him and you immediately embraced the warmth and cosiness of the small room. 
 

There weren’t a lot of people here, probably because smart people, in which you weren’t included, had done everything in their power not to get out of the house today. Though, the little amount of strangers that was in there all turned their heads to look at you, a look of disapproval on their face as they realized the state you were in. You were sure you were creating pools on the floor underneath your feet. “I don’t think it’s the right time for a peaceful walk.” The guy behind you said, gaining your attention again as you turned around to gaze at him. Finally you were able to see your rescuer from up close, and you honestly had to say that you couldn’t stop staring the next ten seconds. He was a handsome man, probably around your age. You had never seen him before, so you ere sure he didn’t attend the same university as you. Yet again, that school was so huge, Beyonce might be walking around the hallways and you might not even notice. “No, it wan’t really planned.” You muttered, trying to produce a smile. The last thing you wanted was for him to think you were some kind of weird creeper who couldn’t stop staring at him. He had been nice enough to safe you from mother nature, the least you could do was trying to be polite. He didn’t say anything though and just smiled, which caused his expressions to light up. Like did he looked even better and unwillingly you could feel your cheeks burn. 
 

Immediately embarrassment flushed through you, you weren’t allowed to think of him in such way. “Have you ever been here before? You can wait here until the rain stops pouring. You want something to drink, it’s from the house.” Only then you noticed he was wearing an uniform, which probably should have shown you all along that he was working here. But your eyes had been glued to his face, so you hadn’t even noticed that. You gasped as you looked around the tiny place. You passed this street quite often as you walked home, but you had never noticed this cafe before. Yet, it did look as the kind of place you’d go to. It was small, peaceful and quiet. The soft colors caused your mind to relax and the smell of coffee in the air made your mouth water. “Well, since you’re proposing, I’d be rude if I would say no right?” You suggested with a smile and you liked the way he took you in with mutual excitement. The thought that a guy like him saw something in a girl like you made a shiver run down your spine. Maybe you should come here more often? For the coffee, of course. Surely not to see him. “That’s great! Why don’t you take a seat and I’ll bring you something. What would you like?” His innocent and pure gaze got you off guard, causing you to stumble as you tried to think of the drink you normally ordered if you went out. There was just something about him that caused your brains to go numb, it was as if you couldn’t think properly. “Uhm, surprise me?” It was more of a question than anything else when you said it, but still he seemed extremely eager with your request. He happily motioned for you to take a seat in a small booth, a little end away from all the other costumers. In the mean time he walked back towards the counter, occupying himself with mixing all kind of ingredients together. 
 

Hopefully you hadn’t made a terrible mistake by putting the decision of your drink in someone else’s hands. By now everyone else had already found somethi