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Akuba Maeko ([info]giantfruitbyday) wrote in [info]disappear_rpg,
@ 2010-03-27 17:35:00

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Entry tags:maeko, seiko

In which boys are discussed and Seiko learns a new word.
Who: Maeko, Seiko
What: Ice Cream!
Where: Kigakiga
When: Evenning
Why: Ice Cream!


Maeko approahed Seiko, still in her work t-shirt (though thankfully not in the large strawberry suit) and placed a bowl of peach sorbet in front of her.

"You like this kind, right? I forgot to ask what you wanted but I thought this type suited you."

She smiled, sitting opposite her friend with her own strawberry icecream.

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[info]giantfruitbyday
2010-03-28 05:15 pm UTC (link)
Maeko grinned, own relationship problems apparently momentarily forgotten.

"It'd take a whole lot of effort not to like you." She said, smiling. "I don't he'd be able to manage it. Besides, I'm pretty sure if you can keep up a conversation with the likes of Sagaki then talking to just about anyone else shouldn't be a problem even if it's about that, social or understanding relationships or not. People don't really get more difficult than we seem to be as a group."

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