She giggled and held onto Domeki for a few moments more. Tink's grip was intense; it was as if she did not want to let him go. "Oh, I never said that I was all right. At least I'm not alone anymore, though, and I'm glad for that. Though I wasn't particularly alone in the thrift shop towards the end there, though, but that's beside the point. I'm glad to be with people I actually know who aren't acting all that weird."
At just that moment, however, Domeki almost flew from her grip. She stood there, mouth open, as she gawked in amazement. Now, she had never seen the two of them together in the same place, but she was pretty certain that best friends didn't usually shove each other. "Hey, what was that abo--"
Looking down at Watanuki, she blushed a little and her glow turned a faint pink. She had never known Watanuki to be charismatic and romantic towards her. Was there something that she'd been missing? After all, he had asked her to the dance that she'd been planning. And for someone that she'd shot down so violently, for someone who had suffered the bad end of her temper, he seemed awfully forgiving. The Japanese were pretty nice people. Honestly, she'd been downright shocked when Domeki had offered to save her.
"Of course I'd join you," she offered up, gently tugging her hand away with a giggle. "I mean, you're the only two people that I have left. Everybody else thinks I'm a bloody stupid ass for the mood swing I suffered yesterday. Well, maybe not Dean. I'm still not sure on that whole thing. And Mister Decorations Man. But that's different. I figured I'd be alone forever. I still feel terribly about that, though, and I don't know what to do to make up for it anymore. Ugh. Everything's so odd today."
Arms crossing over her chest, she smiled and canted her head to the side. "So, where are you two staying? Where are we going so I don't have to be on my own with strangers anymore? I feel so much better knowing that I've got the two of you, now. I promise that I will try much harder to hold my temper off. It's so hard for me. I can only hold one emotion inside of me at a time, and I don't know how to not get angry at things that bother me. I guess I need lessons."