The Last Five Days: Day One: Luther's Diner: A Post-Apocalyptic Thriller - Plot & Excerpts
He took a sip of lukewarm coffee and looked around the diner. Usually, there was a wait for a seat, but not today. Winston had his pick of seating. He chose the booth beside the south exit. This was prime real estate. It gave the best view of Black Dog Lake. There was a mysticism that went with the lake. In superstition, the Black Dog was a mythical creature said to roam the streets at night. But there was nothing ominous about this Black Dog except for the occasional morning fog that hovered over the water. Winston spent at least three mornings a week at Luther's Diner. The coffee was hit or miss, but the bacon never disappointed. Before Luther died, he used to joke that it was the years of grease that gave the bacon that extra flavor you just couldn't get anywhere else. Every morning, Winston wanted the booth with the view of the lake. He never was early enough to get it, and he didn't have the time to wait. If he wasn't at the office by nine, he would get stuck with the cold calls no one wanted.
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