CHAPTER 1 : HOUSE OF TJIHAPIT
On a busy street in Cihapit, where cars pass quickly and people move from shop to shop, there is a café that feels like a quiet pause. Its name is House of Tjihapit. From the outside, the café looks simple, but its tall green wall covered with fake plants makes it stand out. The mix of red and white leaves catches your eye, and the café’s logo sits right in the middle, inviting you to come in. When you step inside, the noise from the street disappears. The café feels open and bright because sunlight shines through large glass windows and a skylight above. Wooden tables and wood chairs are placed neatly around the room. On one wall, there is a painting of a forest that makes you feel like you are sitting outdoors. Soft music plays in the background. People sit quietly, some chatting with friends, others working on their laptops in a co-working corner. Every seat has a nearby power outlet, which is helpful if you want to stay longer. At the back of the café, there is a clean bathroom and...
