the window. She began scanning the coffee shop for a place to sit.
An American, Willow thought. No wonder she hadnât seen anyone like her before; she wasnât from London.
âIâm guessing you are new to London and our weather,â Willow spoke out. She couldnât believe she actually said something to the woman.
The sexy specimen turned her head to the voice she just heard. Her eyes widened. There sat a beautiful chick staring at her. She wondered when she was going to see one of the London hot lesbians sheâd seen pictures of online but up until then all sheâd seen was white chicks or really butch black women. This girl was definitely different.
âYeah, I knew it was called dreary London but this is ridiculous. It came out of nowhere.â The woman walked closer to the table.
Willow smiled and nodded her head. âIt happens. FYI: always carry an umbrella.â Willow and the girl both laughed. Not only was she gorgeous but she had a beautiful smile to match. âWould you like to have a seat?â Willow asked.
The woman sat down at the empty chair at the small, round table. She put her carrier bag on the windowsill. âHello, my name is Katrina, but most people call me Tree,â Katrina said as she extended her hand.
Willow put her palm in Katrinaâs. She felt an electric pulse run through her body. Who was this girl and why was she having this effect on her? âIâm Willow; most people call me Willow.â Willow smiled.
âThatâs cute.â Katrina smiled back.
The two locked eyes again. Willow could feel her body heating up. Katrina was the most beautiful woman she had ever seen outside of television. Willow couldnât help wonder where the other half was. She knew someone that fine couldnât be single. âSo what brings you to London?â
âOh, food actually.â Katrina glanced at the menu. âIâm a chef and Iâm opening a restaurant in Memphis, Tennessee, so I decided to come over to Europe for a month to see the sights and taste the cuisine. Iâve been in London for three days; next up is Paris tomorrow.â
Willow wanted to scream. The perfect woman walks in and sits at her table and she meets her on her final day. âHave you had anything good here?â
Katrina shrugged her shoulders. âHonestly, itâs been okay. I am still wrapping my head around the fact that no one puts ice in drinks.â They both laughed.
âSorry to hear that. We have some great food places actually.â
âYeah, thatâs too bad. Iâve wanted something good but best Iâve found was fish and chips.â
âHead over to Nandoâs and get some piri piri chicken.â Willow batted her long natural eyelashes.
âNandoâs? Yeah, I need to check that out. I love piri piri chicken,â Katrina said not taking her eyes off Willowâs big brown eyes.
The connection was obvious. The two chatted as if they were old friends catching up after a long time apart. They couldnât believe how much they had in common. Both loved food, traveling, and fashion. Willow told Katrina all about hot spots in various European countries she had visited. Katrina found herself admiring the well-traveled Willow. Although she could tell that Willow came from a certain type of wealth, she didnât come out like an arrogant rich chick.
âSo if you love the countryside so much why are you even here in the big city?â Katrina asked Willow as she walked back to the table with two more coffees.
Willowâs face dropped. She thought about her father. âWell after my father passed I decided to come back into the city and start working on my career again. I am a fashion designer.â
âReally? Man, thatâs cool. I love fashion.â Katrina nodded her head.
âI can tell; you have a very unique look about yourself. It was the first thing I noticed.â Willow wanted to