Rebirth vs. Rebirth: Tragedy to Triumph

Chapter 50 You’re Way More Beautiful Than The Photos!

Time flew by, and before they knew it, it was the beginning of the month, the day when Sunset Cafe reopened.

Due to the overwhelming popularity of the previous discount vouchers, Violeta spontaneously added a new promotion. The first fifty customers would receive a complimentary piece of Black Forest cake on the reopening day.

Near Toland University, there were quite a few cafes.

However, themed cafes were relatively scarce!

After Violeta’s transformation, Sunset Cafe evolved from a previously ordinary coffee shop into a themed cafe that changed its decor and menu to match the weather of each season. Even the decorations inside the cafe were specially customized.

Due to the special promotion and the novelty of a themed cafe, even those who weren’t coffee enthusiasts were willing to visit for the experience and to take photos.

As a result, when the owners arrived early in the morning to reopen, a long line was forming at the

entrance.

Both of them

report had never seen such a scene before. While opening the business, they called Violeta to

situation.

Violeta was on her way and had anticipated that the cafe’s reopening would be extremely busy. Knowing the couple might be overwhelmed, she came to help them today!

When Violeta arrived at the cafe, Kaylee also arrived on her bicycle.

Vio

Kaylee locked her bike and jogged over.

“Hi, Kay.”

They exchanged smiles. “Let’s go!”

Last time, Violeta gave Kaylee a dress as a gift, and not knowing how to repay the favor, Kaylee agreed to come and help at the cafe..

After entering the cafe, Violeta took several sets of uniforms and custom–made aprons from her bag.

After putting on the uniforms, they started the busy work of serving and taking orders.

Violeta could have hired a few people to help instead of coming to assist personally.

However, due to time constraints and considering that the rush would subside after the initial opening, the couple felt they could manage the workload themselves.

Violeta had worked at this cafe in her previous life, so she was familiar with the order process and felt no

pressure.

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efficiently.

delicate appearance, as she took orders at the front, many couldn’t help but glance at her

they recognized

student at Toland

moment, then smiled and replied, “Yes.”

gosh! I know you! Are you Violeta, the freshman from the Performing Arts Department, in the

were used to sign up for the campus beauty pageant. With votes from tennis club members, she

with the cafe to pay

Violeta maintained a calm expression and admitted

“Yes, it’s me.”

counter had bright and

you’re way more beautiful than in the photos!”

already pretty–just passport photos! I didn’t expect you to be even more beautiful in person! Oh my goodness, your photos did not do you

my vote right away. I’m

casual. She just used a regular

everyone else who signed up used artistic or heavily edited photos. It was rare enough for someone to look exactly like their submitted

they saw how Violeta

beauty pageant photo! Even taking a picture

fell silent for a moment, chuckled awkwardly, and quickly changed the subject.

placed her order, keeping her head down. They managed to capture a corner of the

photo on a forum with the caption: “You must visit West Street Sunset Cafe! Check out the beautiful waitress who will

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gained attention, attracting more people

for the reopening

simply too many

coffee beans for the entire day, but they

meming.

called home and asked the

Hayden and the others arrived

outside, and all the tables inside were occupied. Many people stood, took pictures, and

eyes immediately landed on Violeta, who was working

was tied back with a headband, and a few strands near her temples fell

Even in a casual photo, Violeta looked much better than her passport

captivated and could feel his heart

of tenderness involuntarily appeared in his

of people

“Viol

Violeta looked up at them. The smile on her face,