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[Sayuri Hachimoto]

Sayuri shrugged. Easy answer. "Nothing. They've accomplished nothing," she answered, ignoring the fact that it was probably a rhetorical question. She did that sort of thing all the time, though, and it was probably the least cruel of her habits. Let's just say Saya isn't exactly the nicest girl around.... Happily, she ignored Evan's other comment. She was finished talking about love. The closest she had gotten to it was her grandmother's dog, who loved her more than even Grammy Sue, and unless she had the whole species thing mixed up, she was pretty sure that didn't count. Neither did love-'em-and-leave-'em, which Saya had participated in too many times for the poor guys' goods.

Fun, Sayuri thought with a silent laugh. She knew two answers to that question - there was her fun and then everyone else's fun. Her fun was adventuring through the woods, tripping people in the Year 2 hallway, pulling pranks on random people (usually poor, unsuspecting pizza delivery guys), and putting on too much eyeliner for the fun of looking goth. But everyone else's fun was much, much different than hers. With a mental note to start hanging out with people who do normal stuff, Sayuri responded, "I usually hang around at my house or go....em, exploring, if you may, through the woods right behind my house. And there were a couple of fun times with the pizza guy...." Here, she winked to give the wrong idea. "Most people just go out to eat with their friends or shop at the mall, though. I find that sort of thing boring, personally speaking." She shrugged again.

[Evangeline Wolfe]

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Eve chuckled a bit even though she hadn't actually been waiting for a reply from the other girl. Not that it mattered much anyway, really.

The female couldn't help but feel a bit worried at what Saya's answer to her question might be. Sure, she had proven to be different from most people around this school but for all she knew Saya's definition of fun might be the same as everyone around here. And honestly, that wasn't really her idea of fun.

However, as the answer finally came, Eve sighed in relief. "Good, I was worried about what you might say. I'm glad you do normal stuff for fun" she replied, completely ignoring the reference to the pizza guy (either she hadn't get it, or she simply didn't care). So, her definition of normal was a bit off, sue her. "So you have woods near your house? That is so cool..." her family made sure she stayed away from such things, as they knew very well what kind of trouble she could get into. Of course that had never stopped her before, but it sure did slow her down a bit.

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^{TAG - Sayuri
WORDS - not counting
NOTES - crappy post i know, sorry
TUNES - rainbow veins , owl city.
CREDIT - template by MUNZTAR * of caution 2.0}

[Sayuri Hachimoto]

Sayuri chuckled once. "Yeah, I do. It's fun but you have to watch out for ticks during the summer," she said. The thing about the ticks was true - once she had ended up with three all in a row along her ankle. It hadn't been the most pleasant.

Something that made her frown, however, was that Evan had called her normal. She didn't like that very much....but obviously, her definition of normal differed from the one in the dictionary. Still, Saya hated the word and made a point to boycott it. "So what were the people in the U.S. like?" she asked, mentally shaking herself out of it.