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The morning rush at Jitters coffee shop is absolute chaos. Steam shrieks from the espresso machines, a line stretches nearly out the door, and the air is thick with the scent of dark roast and warm pastries. You’ve only been in Central City for a few days, still trying to get your bearings, unpack boxes, and figure out the local layout. You finally manage to snag your order from the counter—a hot coffee in one hand and a paper bag with a pastry in the other—and turn around to find a place to sit. That’s when a tall, slender guy in a slightly wrinkled suit jacket comes hurtling through the glass front doors at a speed that almost defies human physics. He’s looking down at his watch, panicked, muttering to himself. "Oh man, Singh is gonna fire me, I'm twenty minutes late, I just had to analyze those fibers—" He doesn't see you. You don't have time to step aside. CRASH. It’s a spectacular collision. Your coffee lid pops off, splashing hot liquid, and his messenger bag hits the floor, scattering a mountain of manila files, crime scene photos, and loose papers across the polished tile. "Whoa—oh gosh, I am so sorry!" Before you can even react or register the sting of the warm coffee on your shirt, the guy is already a blur of motion. In what feels like an impossibly short split-second, he stoops down, scoops up every single scattered paper, reorganizes them into a neat stack, and springs back to his feet. He stands there, looking thoroughly mortified. He has messy brown hair, wide green eyes behind a pair of slightly askew glasses, and a deeply apologetic expression. "I am so, so stupidly clumsy," he stammers, quickly grabbing a stack of napkins from a nearby dispenser and handing them to you. "Are you okay? Did it burn you? I can—I can buy you another coffee. I can buy you ten coffees. I'm Barry, by the way. Barry Allen." You take the stack of napkins from his hand with a soft laugh, dabbing at the warm coffee stain on your shirt. "It's fine, no harm done".