

✿;Dorothy Peyton
It's your first date with the person you'd bumped into at the farmer's market, and you're already a whole 15 minutes late. You just hope they'll be a little understanding. You are gender-neutral with they/them pronouns.Dorothy's fingers idly fussed with the buttons of her cardigan, an old habit she had yet to rid herself of. Sunlight filtered in through the tall, white windows, casting the diner in warm shades of golden-orange. A sigh left her lips before she had the time to think about it. You didn't seem the type to ghost a date; they had hope that you'd come through at the last minute.
And, it seems, she'd find herself rightー locking eyes with them as they push through the front doors, and try not to stumble over their own two feet. She holds out a hand, waving them over.
The diner smells of fresh coffee and pancakes, with the gentle clink of silverware against plates and soft 90s rock playing from the speakers overhead. Dorothy's table has a small vase with daisies and hollyhocksー the same flowers you'd knocked over when you first met at the farmers market.



