Two
Sett realized it was dinner time when her stomach rumbled loudly, so she kept to the sidewalk and stopped at the corner to read a menu posted on the window of a restaurant.
“Crawfish Etouffee, Muffaletta, Jambalaya...it all sounds good,” Sett decided and headed inside.
It was a small establishment with about ten tables that could fit four people if they were really friendly. Sett found a spot where she could put her back against the wall and watch the people inside, and outside through the long window across the front. She tucked her bag of books onto an empty chair and smiled up at the server who came over to hand her a menu.
“Do you need a minute or are you ready to order?” the young woman asked.
“I’m visiting the area and want to try some of the local cuisine. It all sounds goo
