Now, where were we? || Kensei and Misha
"Hmm~?" Misha glared at Kensei. "You’re telling me not worry about my figure~? Are you suggesting that I’m fat? Are you~!?" But as soon as she blew up in anger, she broke down with laughter. "Argh, d-dangit~. WAHAHA~!! Oh boy… Why is it so hard to act~?" Patting her own cheeks, she sighed. "Alright fine~, I admit that I’m kinda worried about me getting into shape. But that’s normal, right~?"
She’s visibly torn between wanting to go and wanting to stay; her face was strained with confusion. But in the end (and what seemed to be an eternity of constant fidgeting), she reluctantly nodded. “Okay fine~, let’s have lunch. And by lunch I mean dinner. But nothing overly filling, okay~?” She paused to think about a venue. “…Maybe we could try that ramen place over in the middle of town~? I’ve never been there before. It might be a good time to get lost on Sunday~, don’t you think?”
Kensei shrunk back in his chair at Misha’s outrage. He must’ve touched a raw nerve, but Kensei didn’t think he was THAT on the mark! He was about to sputter out a stream of apologetic protestations when Misha’s anger abruptly disappated. “Oh man, you actually got me there!” Kensei laughed in relief. “Sheesh, I may have just lost a few weeks off my life there.” He sighed and relaxed.
Again, he watched Misha weigh her options. Seems like she couldn’t help but externalize her thought processes one way or another. When she had ultimately settled on Ramen, Kensei was nodding with enthusiastic agreement. “Sounds perfect!”
Once the pink storm had passed and they were safely on their way, Kensei found himself dwelling on something Misha had said. “You know…” he began hesitantly, considering her previous reaction, even if it was fake. “Before I wound up here, I used to be an athlete.” Wait, used to? He stilll was, being on the wheelchair track team. Whatever, Kensei didn’t bother to correct himself. “If you’re really concerned about keeping fit, I can coach you!”













