Boss Rimi's posts

Lyle was focused on the bricks he was making, being careful when he added them to the wall. Troy watched and looked over at Aria. "Why do you say that?" He asked in a quiet voice, not wanting to disturb Lyle; afraid that if he did it wouldn't end well. They were having a good day and he didn't want to ruin that. It was getting late. "We'll have to head back inside when we're finished with this. It's late and it's getting much colder. I'm sure you would love something warm to drink after this." Troy pointed out.

Snow. He thought snow was beautiful and seeing the smile on his face and hearing the tone in his voice, it made her truly happy. She enjoyed seeing others happy, it just really made her day or in this case, her night. "Snow is rather beautiful isn't it?" She agreed. Her voice was soft, as if she were afraid to wake anyone who might be sleeping even though it was only the two of them. Maybe it was her body's way of saying it was time for bed. "I've seen it a few times growing up. I always loved the way it felt. So...soft. And so cold. Oh I know, if it ever snows again, we can build a snowman and then I'll get us some coffee or perhaps hot chocolate to keep warm." Kaneko offered. She wasn't sure if it would snow again but it was pretty chilly so it was a possibility. It was rather sad though, to hear that snow was the last thing he had seen.

Her head turned slightly, watching him as he got up and approached where she sat, his hand resting on the back of her chair. Listening to him, she chuckled. "Kicking me out?" She teased and gathered her things. "Well..alright then. I enjoyed our chat though. It was a lot of fun and I hope I was good enough company and didn't offend you with any of my questions. I know I probably asked more than I should have but well, I would like to learn as much about you as I can and I enjoy listening to you." She admitted shyly. It was true after all, she had no reason to lie. If they continued talking, chances were she wouldn't go home and if she didn't go home, her father would be furious and she didn't want Allen to have to deal with her angry father.

Kaneko smiled, it was true. They did seem to have quite a bit in common, maybe that's why they got along so well. Outside, it was getting later and darker. Her father was still working, or better yet, searching. He still had the image of Allen on his mind. Surely that wasn't the same person from before was it? There was only one way to find out but in order to do that, he'd have to wait to see that his daughter would actually be busy working. She couldn't find out.

"I see." Kaneko started. "Well at least they payed attention to you. I'm glad that they took good care of you while they were around; they treated you with kindness. It's probably the reason why you're so kind as well." She said and giggled. He was kind and well mannered. All parents were different and many didn't really teach their kids any manners. Those kids usually grew up to be really mean. At that moment, she wondered if he had any questions for her. In the meantime, she thought she should ask him other questions. "I hope this isn't rude of me to ask you Allen b-but umm...w-what was the most beautiful view you have ever seen? D-do you remember?" She asked him, her voice quiet. This was probably a very bad thing to ask and she immediately regretted it.

Lyle was silent as he placed the guards back on the skates, careful not to cut his hand. He then made his way back to the bench and sat down then took the skates off and hurriedly put his boots back on. He wiggled his toes inside then set Troy's skates near Aria's and followed her over to where Troy was busy making bricks. Troy looked up at them and smiled. "Sure. Did you two have fun?" He asked. Lyle knelt down and quickly began to make bricks. This was actual fun. Building things. He was just a guy after all. What guy didn't like to play with blocks? "We did.." He said quietly, carefully making the bricks perfect.