On the other side, Lin's Cafe was busy like any other day. A flood of customers streamed in for their morning breakfast and coffee. Their hands were full with trays and orders.
"Two chicken sandwiches and two cappuccinos."
"Coming right up," Cai said, his hands already full with two other orders.
Lin got busy with his own set of orders when his brother cried. "Bro, it's high time we hire some help. We don't even have a cashier to take care of the bills!"
Lin nodded. "We will put out some flyers today."
Cai sniffled. "Thank God. I am gonna die with this workload!"
"You are not going to die," he frowned.
"Figure of speech!"
"I see."
"Hou Lin!"
A sharp, unforgiving voice came from outside the kitchen. Lin blinked, confused and so did Cai. They quickly stepped out to see a slight commotion in the cafe. Customers whispered to each other as they saw a bulky police officer standing in the middle of the cafe with a stern expression.
