[ she's a bit too short to reach the top of his head, but she tries to swat away the rainbow. it's distracting. seeing a she can't, she takes a few steps back angrily, cheeks slightly puffed. ]
Come on, then.
[ that was embarrassing. she's just going to go ahead now and grab a seat by the window. ]
[ He looked a little confused and the rainbow started to fade as he followed behind her. He was just... so happy that he didn't lose a friend he was starting to treasure all over again.]
Hmm... Well if they let us take home some drink, he would probably like some green tea. And as for a snack, he likes things that are mildly sweet so maybe something like cinnamon bread or something?
[ the waiter leaves to prepare their orders. she smiles at atsushi now that they're alone, though... she doesn't really know what to tell him after apologising already. ]
[ He gives her a smile back, but the silence is kind of awkward and uncomfortable. He wasn't really sure what to bring up with her. Asking how her stay back home was would probably upset her and it's rude to be nosy. Asking her how she was doing might be okay, but she might want a break from that kind of talk... aha! ]
[ He laughs a bit and rubs the back of his head. ]
I guess it's harder to get when it's not written out. It's because reality can be very sweet, but sometimes it can be very cruel, but if you write tea at the end instead it's reali [ As he says the tea part he holds up air quotes. ] "tea".
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It's okay.
[ for somebody called ice queen, she was a bit sensitive then. she doesn't want it to happen again. ]
Let's go inside for some snacks. It'll be my treat.
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That sounds great, actually.
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Come on, then.
[ that was embarrassing. she's just going to go ahead now and grab a seat by the window. ]
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Is this a place you regularly go to?
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[ they're handed the menus, and weiss looks immediately at the tea section to find something relaxing to drink. and to the waiter, she says: ]
I'll have a mille-feuille and strawberry black tea.
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I want to get something for En, too. What does he like?
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[ the waiter leaves to prepare their orders. she smiles at atsushi now that they're alone, though... she doesn't really know what to tell him after apologising already. ]
So...
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Weiss! Why couldn't the pony sing?
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Why?
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for a good few seconds or so.
then weiss shakes her head. ]
I'd tell you a chemistry joke, but I know I wouldn't get a reaction.
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...
Snorts! ]
What tea can vary in taste from bitter to sweet?
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Alright. What is it?
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I don't get it.
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I guess it's harder to get when it's not written out. It's because reality can be very sweet, but sometimes it can be very cruel, but if you write tea at the end instead it's reali [ As he says the tea part he holds up air quotes. ] "tea".
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[ she covers her mouth as she giggles. ]
I can't think of any other jokes now.
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[ He couldn't help but laugh a little too. Her laughter was really... well nice! ]
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[ these kind of jokes were her thing! it actually makes her miss yang a lot now. ]
The jokes I heard back home weren't like this. They were always jokes about how rich people were, blah blah blah. It was so stupid.
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[ their food and tea arrive! ]
It... really sucked being there.
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