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There are two types of cafés in Lumiose.
There is the traditional one, the one everyone imagine when they think of Kalos, with their terraces on the sidewalk, their rude waiters in costume, and their basic but finely brewed coffees. A place with just you, your white cup, and your black coffee. With radio music if you prefer to sit inside, or passer-by and cars if you want the true experience and sit on the terrace?
Then there are the cafés that came with the Unova and Kanto regions cultures. The ones full of students or, worst, bobos luminosien, always full of chatter and social life, and where you can order a ridiculous multitude of flavors of coffees in paper mugs at the counter.
Green prefers traditional cafés.
Dianthea prefers the others.
So, when they go on dates, they alternate.
Which did not fully stop all their disagreements on the topic.
“This croissant,” Dianthea slowly spelled, “does not even deserve the name of croissant. This is an insult to the art of croissant.”
Green had specifically picked this café because of their viennoiserie.
“I don’t know, I find them good.”
“You don’t know anything. This is way too soft, you can’t feel the butter if you look for it, and it is barely making any crumbs. On the croissant scale, this is barely a two.”
“You have a scale for judging croissants?”
“Who doesn’t?”
Green raised an unimpressed eyebrow as he took a sip of his coffee.
“If you want a true croissant, I know this boulangerie. Their croissants reach a ten, and their sandwiches are among the bests I know. They even serve the coffee blacker than black that you like. I’ll bring you there next week.”
“Really? Weren’t you supposed to take me to this new café you’ve been speaking of for week?”
“I’ll bring you there, but later. Making you taste a true and tasty croissant is way more urgent.”
“Well, I’ll be looking forward those tasty and so delicious croissants,” Green slightly smirked.
“It’s a date then.”










