Misaki-chan

DDDDDDDDDD: Poor face..... ;_______ _______; Lol, I swear, that is now our inside joke.

D: D: D: That sucks. >.<

..... Either that or when I wasn't on.

Exactly how many months ago?

Elaborate.

D: So how was your day?

I knew she was somewhere on/near the east coast, and was probably up north(ish) because (as stated before) she had snow. But you guys have known each other longer! D:

D: \o/ Who wouldn't?

Ah, I see. :V But you'd probably be taken away from us by your family/friends because they think it's "dangerous"! D: ^This.

Good. You?

I know, right? :V

No. I forced the answer out of the coach.

According to what I heard, 16.

Why? Wanted NH to show up?

Sorry~~

No.

Totally am joining~ ------- After what had happened in New Jersey, it was almost impossible to convince her parents to let her study abroad and live with her relatives in Osaka, but eventually had won. So here she was, in Osaka, living with her great aunt and great uncle. She had been here for a few days already and decided to go into the city for the day. Earbuds snug in her ears and blasting with music, she hopped on the train near her temporary home and quickly grabbed a place to stand, since the train was crowded and all the seats were taken. About twenty minutes later, she had reached her stop and was about to get off when... No one was being let off. She took her earbuds out before trying to peer her way to see what was happening. The advantage of being tall is so nice.... Though sadly, she couldn't figure out what was happening. Though she did see people complaining.... Several minutes later, the doors were opened and was released. She let some other people get off first (she didn't want to deal with pushing through the crowds) when she heard a voice she thought she would never hear. "Tsukiko! I haven't heard of you for ages!" ------

Nope~ A math problem I gave yesterday.

No, we have crossed it off our list. @kaichou/Kid-chan, nice job writing! \o/