FATAL ERROR! Moment waitress did the “unthinkable” with a crayon and coloring book

A waitress has committed what might just pass as the biggest blunder of her life. 

Here is it:A dwarf, James Lusted had taken his fiancée Chloe Roberts to the Harvester restaurant in Cardiff, UK, for a romantic meal but the attending waitress  handed Chloe the menu and handed James some crayons and a colouring book to play “while mummy makes their order”. She mistook them for mother and son!

The waitress realized her error when she heard James’ deep voice. Luckily for the waitress, the couple refused to neither take offence nor be embarrassed; they rather saw the funny side and laughed about it.

While narrating the incident, James, 26, who is just 3ft 7in tall said: "As I said thank you to the waitress she heard my voice and knew I wasn't a child. She immediately put the colouring book behind her back in shock.

"But I am man enough to see the funny side - I would never take offence."

Speaking further about his condition, he said: "Life has not been easy - when I was young I had a lot of surgery and went through a time of being bullied in school.

"I have often thought from an early age who would want to marry me, a dwarf from Wales. But then I met Chloe and everything just fell into place."

James’ dwarfism was caused by a rare genetic disorder called Diastrophic Dysplasia. His parents are of average height. He works as TV presenter, actor and motivational speaker. He and Chloe, 20, plan to get married in 2016.

Chloe, who is 5ft 7in, loves him the way he is and sees nothing wrong with the 2 ft height difference between them.

Speaking proudly, she said:"All little girls dream about having their tall, dark and handsome prince charming.

"Never in my life did I think I'd date someone like James. There may be a 2ft height difference but when you are in love little things like that don't matter. People sometimes get a bit confused when they see us for the first time but we always laugh it off.

And of the “blundering” waitress, she said: "I felt a bit sorry for the waitress - she felt very uncomfortable."

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