Whether it be teenagers, young adults, grandma and grandpa's, families that eyes us from outside, we'll always greet them with a smile (and a menu, of course). Those who need refreshments, or perhaps a place to meet up will enter through the oak-wood door. Those with a taste for books can borrow some from our small, yet lovingly picked book collection and read for a while. Our dimmed fluorescent, but stylized light will be easy on the eyes, I'm sure. 

Classical music, or jazz, depending on who is in charge of the music, fills the room, hoping to soothe those who come here. Our prices on the delicacies we have aren't too steep either. 

The Domain of Calm. That's what this place is called. In my opinion, the name is rather flashy, but it certainly attracts customers. This doesn't symbolize anything but rest assured, the place is comfy and a pleasure (well, we hope it is) to be in, nothing dominating about this place. Except for the peace and calm, we hope to bring it. 

It's a place for the broken-hearted, the angry, or the happy to come and enjoy their time. Yep, that's my quaint coffee shop!

Oh, who we are? Well, you're just going to wait, aren't you? See you later, and we hope you come again!

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(This is heavily inspired by a book called Hanakotoba, written by Primadonna Angela)