“Afternoon, boys,” Lottie called out, her voice bright and clear, carrying across the room with the effortless authority of someone who owned every square inch of the ground she stood on. “Sit wherever you like. Booth four’s got the best light this time of day. What can I get started for you?”
The boys exchanged glances, grinned, and slid into booth four, right beneath the framed black-and-white photograph of the diner’s grand opening back in 1974.
I picked up the silver coffee pot, walked out from behind the counter, and started pouring.
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