Standing at the crossroads 1

My first day in Brisbane.
I was arrived in the early morning, 4 a.m., took an airport bus to my holiday house in the South Bank. I decided to stay in Brisbane for couple of months, and I am wondering how to spend my time.
After entering my house without unpacking anything, I'd sent a message to my assistance, "Jane, please post a message on my blog, saying that I went to Australia studying Greek. Thank You."
Then I'd got on a bus to the city, to find a place to eat, it is so early, but there are workers got up early, too.
I went into the Botero, a coffee shop, I bought a cup of "coffee of the day". And I am so happy to find from the map that Marchetti Cafe has croissant freshly baked at 7 a.m., so I walk with my Botero coffee to the Marchetti.
A handsome man approached me while I was walking on the street, he didn't recognize me, of course, I'd only had a concert ten years ago, then I become a composer. Who knew me?
He said to me, "Excuse me, I wish to know where is a restaurant that opened in this time?"
I said, "Come with me, there is one shall have freshly baked croissants."
It wasn't my practice to make friends on the road, so I didn't ask him anything, until we walked into Marchetti Cafe, I ask him, "What do you want to eat?"
(To Be Continued)