10
The Marshmallow Café
The elves had left their cases outside the door. Brendon handed over a key he said Mervin had left with him for safekeeping, then took his leave, promising to stop by later to see how they were getting on.
‘Who needs Quimbeck when you’ve got this?’ Debbie said, following Bonnie through the front door into a delightfully antiquated seating area. All around, wooden chairs and tables stood near windows or in partitioned alcoves. Ahead, a serving counter made a gentle arc around the back wall, a wide glass cabinet with metal racks inside, currently empty. An open door behind it led to a kitchen. Through an arch into another seating area that stretched around the side, they found customer toilets and a little play area for children. Unlike the rest of the park, it was
