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Violet continues to date Tony through high school, so come junior year (Yes, junior year of high school, not middle school. Apparently I have to bold that shit now.) when she needs to start gaining work experience, Tonys parents happily give her a job as a waitress at the Happy Platter.

The hardest part is not the multitasking, memorization, or dealing with crappy customers though. It’s not getting distracted by her cute boyfriend.

Tony has that same problem too. He thinks she looks so cute in her uniform dress and has trouble taking his eyes off her when she walks past him.

His parents have to remind them sometimes that they’re there to work.

The restaurant is the busiest on Friday nights, Saturdays, and Sunday mornings. The Happy Platter is a popular spot for church families because there are a few churches nearby. 

Tony gets turned on when he sees Violet lifting heavy piles of dishes and heavy trays.

Thanks to superhero training, she doesn’t have much trouble moving heavy plates from the hotline to the tables.

Violet has to be careful not to say ‘Tonyloaf’ instead of ‘meatloaf’.

When girls from their school that like Tony come in to eat so they can look at him, Violet takes their table out of pettiness to remind them that he’s spoken for.

Violet recommends the roast beef to people that ask. It’s amazing.

From Tony’s POV (after loses his memory of her), she’s a stranger…. and a weird one—seriously; suddenly approach him and talk about tights/drama class/shakespeare, tell him that she writing her address on his locker, then on the next day at his family’s restaurant, she burst water out of her nose, and a few days later, she awkwardly introduces herself to him.

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