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Chapter 60: The Hard Rock Cafe

Author: Dillon Vera
last update Last Updated: 2020-08-29 05:52:01
The two of them stayed as close as they could to one another as they wove their way through the crowds. Eventually, they got within a couple blocks of Town Hall and both of them slowed down and pulled themselves to the side. The Christmas light display was fantastic. Every tree that lined each side of the street was done up in white and gold lights. The street lights and signs all had either light-up snowflakes or holly leaves. The entirety of the Town Hall building was cast in bright green and red dots. Like a synchronized laser pointer, they danced and criss-crossed about the beautiful architecture.

It wasn't just the tall stuff that was decked out either. Many of the different higher end shops and restaurants had light shows of their own. Tony thought it was classy that the lights were largely white and gold. When he brought it up, Dillon heatedly debated it. They both loved their mock-arguments about inconsequential things like Christmas lights. It was frankly adorable to see Di
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