Post by Mitsuo Takahashi on Nov 3, 2016 9:18:22 GMT
"An...entertainment company...?" Mitsuo repeated, a raised eyebrow in query. Sunako's later words however, answered his unspoken question. "Huh," was his response at first, his eyebrows furrowing in thought. "So it's like one of those idol companies or something?" he said, blinking. The boy didn't really watch TV that much; he was usually outside for most of the day and the few times he was watching television, it was mostly cooking shows. He had friends who loved idols in the past, but it wasn't something he enthusiastically shared with. "Oh wait - are you like an idol then?" he asked curious. She could dance, so it sounded like something she could potentially be!
The second-year flashed her a grin. "And of course I will!" he quipped confidently. Now that he had said that (several times), he was now obliged to actually ace that damn challenge. And not embarrass himself. Ahem. As the topic moved on to other foods, Mitsuo simply nodded - and there was a hint of sparkles in his eyes as the girl described her time in Kyoto. Come to think of it, she had a peculiar way of speech; but ah, it didn't matter too much when the topic at hand was about food! "Whoa that's so cool!" he said. "Oh man, I would die to eat by the river like that! And tofu! God I love tofu; their silken texture is really delicious." He was off in own world again, dreaming of beancurd and vegetable dishes.
But he paused and then looked at Suna. That was...a strange way to word things. "Oh so your dad cooks?" was the first thing he said, before he blinked and frowned a little. "What do you mean 'what are you known for'?"
There was a pause as the boy gave a slow blink, staring at her. She was talking about her figure and about her dancing...and she was a girl...oh man, he had been really insensitive with his earlier words, hadn't he. Goddammit. "Oh man, I'm sorry!" he said, apologising. Wasn't he a grand idiot. "That was real rude of me! I mean, it makes sense that you would want to eat, you know, the right things because you're a dancer and all!"
"Oh, so you're in 2-B!" he said, propping his chin up on his elbow. "You're smarter than me then! I'm in 2-C." He gave a light shrug; it didn't really bother him that much which class he was in.
The second-year flashed her a grin. "And of course I will!" he quipped confidently. Now that he had said that (several times), he was now obliged to actually ace that damn challenge. And not embarrass himself. Ahem. As the topic moved on to other foods, Mitsuo simply nodded - and there was a hint of sparkles in his eyes as the girl described her time in Kyoto. Come to think of it, she had a peculiar way of speech; but ah, it didn't matter too much when the topic at hand was about food! "Whoa that's so cool!" he said. "Oh man, I would die to eat by the river like that! And tofu! God I love tofu; their silken texture is really delicious." He was off in own world again, dreaming of beancurd and vegetable dishes.
But he paused and then looked at Suna. That was...a strange way to word things. "Oh so your dad cooks?" was the first thing he said, before he blinked and frowned a little. "What do you mean 'what are you known for'?"
There was a pause as the boy gave a slow blink, staring at her. She was talking about her figure and about her dancing...and she was a girl...oh man, he had been really insensitive with his earlier words, hadn't he. Goddammit. "Oh man, I'm sorry!" he said, apologising. Wasn't he a grand idiot. "That was real rude of me! I mean, it makes sense that you would want to eat, you know, the right things because you're a dancer and all!"
"Oh, so you're in 2-B!" he said, propping his chin up on his elbow. "You're smarter than me then! I'm in 2-C." He gave a light shrug; it didn't really bother him that much which class he was in.