#wingedsandal

[loropechika]

wingedsandal replied to your post “It had been a cold day and it was getting coder still as the sun sunk,...”

"I am so sorry, miss. Are you hurt in any way?" Himi leaned in with her hands reached out towards the younger's arms, halting just mere inches from them when she realised she might be too intrusive. "Oh, and I'm okay! Are you-?"

"it's okay don't worry. i'm more than fine." aya stood up straight and smiled at the lady. "it was strange though, had that man not pushed me i would have avoided the collision."

[loropechika]

It had been a cold day and it was getting coder still as the sun sunk, taking with it whatever warmth it had been sparing the city landscape. And as she shuffled quicker, Himi failed to recognise the form of a young woman going in the opposite direction to hers. Collision was inevitable and she yelped from both surprise and mild discomfort, she wobbled to find her balance again before reaching out for the younger woman in apology. "Oh goodness! I'm so sorry!!"

aya had seen the woman coming at her, she wasn't the type to not watch where she was going however just when she was about to walk to the side it seemed like someone pushed her to the middle again hence the collision was inevitable. she looked at the man running away with her bag and just staring at the bag she concetrated on it to disappear from the man's hand and reappear someone behind her back where the other woman couldn't see. "don't worry about it ne?" she smiled then got up and took her bag from the ground. "i had stepped aside but someone pushed me. are you okay?"

[kindsickness]

wingedsandal replied to your post:I swear I’m almost done with that profiles—

((I always enjoy seeing you spaz on my dash

You have no idea, I'm actually crying. Because of everything. I don't know what I'm doing anymore...

[yosukehasghosts]

Himi took another confused look at all three directions before looking up to immediately catch a stranger's gaze coming down the opposite side of the crossroad she had been standing on for a while. Sporting the look still, she smiled faintly at him as she approached. "Can you help me, sir?" She asked in a hesitant voice.

He was restless, as boredom was apt to do to him. Yosuke was running low on cigarettes, and he had work in the evening, making an overzealous amount of drink unlikely. His only other option was wandering. It was a past time that he’d taken to back in Yokosuka, and brought with him even all the way to Korea. It was something he doubted he’d ever tire of, especially in a foreign land that still tended to surprise him when he least expected. Today he frequented a quieter part of town he’d made constant returns to. Pedestrians were few and far between, and it was nothing like the noise surrounding his apartment complex. So the appearance of the stranger stood across from him was apparent to him, and made even more clear when her stilted korean came at him in what sounded like timidness. Raising a brow, he quietly noted her japanese features and took to jumping on the assumption she spoke his native tongue as well by returning in easy japanese.

"That might depend on what it is you need help with."

#wingedsandal

[kindsickness]

Himi spotted the stranger randomly and decided to hand one of the shop's flyers in hand, not forgetting to put on a bright smile as she did. "We're just opening our shop, please drop by!"

Giving a light bow she took the flyer, and gave a small smile. She was usually really polite with who does that kind of job, knowing it’s not an easy one. Most people tends to ignore you, most people refuses what you offer and is not polite. Yet, after accepting the flyer, she usually just walks away. This time though, the image on it just catched her attention—«Ah, sorry miss— what is it about?» she asked to the woman who gave her the flyer, showing the piece of paper to her. «Is it new, right?»