Chapter 29

They agreed to meet at the Windmill Roadhouse, a local hangout down on the beachfront.  It was almost a midway point between where they both lived, and was also an instantly recognizable landmark in the small city of East London.  The roadhouse had been established in 1946, the prime location of the land had been a contributing factor to its success and sustainability.  With majestic views of the Indian Ocean only a few hundred meters away from the parking lot, a simple and proven menu, and great service, it would have taken a tsunami to close it down!  Owned by a Greek family, the original owner had only recently retired and handed the running of the business over to his sons.

As Amanda pulled into the parking lot, she was amazed at how busy the place...

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