Boss Rimi's posts

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.

Stray animals, so he kept strays company? How nice. She never had pets growing up and she was never allowed to be friendly towards a stray. Her parents just didn't want an animal in the house and even though she wanted a pet, her father wouldn't hear it. After a while, Kaneko just stopped trying to convince her father if she could adopt an animal. She already knew his answer. It was safe to say that her father was strict with her.

"You...ran away from home?" She repeated, her eyes widened at the idea and she looked at him, surprised with what he said. He ran away, his parents didn't seem to have found out, he was adopted here and then they vanished when he went blind. He said they were nicer than his own family but she wasn't so sure she agreed. What kind of family just abandons a family member? "So...so you ran away and were adopted by other family members and they brought you here to live with them but when you lost your sight, they just left?" She commented quietly, trying to wrap her head around it. He had been through so much, it was depressing to think about. He never had a relationship with his actual parents and the ones he felt closest to, left him. He seemed to have no trouble talking about that though. Interesting. "At least they were nicer. Even though it wasn't very nice of them to just leave." Kaneko started.

"Were you happy that they took you in?" She heard herself asking him suddenly. Why had she even asked that? "I...I mean..at the time that it happened I imagine you must have been happy. You no longer were forced to study so much. I imagine so anyway but I could be wrong?" Kaneko suggested, enjoying talking to him even though she was still afraid of upsetting him.

The silence was uncomfortable, only making her feel worse. He had a point, he must have answered because he wanted to. Or maybe he was doing so to be polite? Why did she have to overthink everything? He wanted her to ask him something else? Kaneko glanced in his direction then quickly lowered her eyes to her hands on the table. What else could she ask? Something that wouldn't upset him. He had mentioned that he hardly any time to spend with his parents and she wondered if they ever did spend any time together once his schooling was finished. Though, she had the feeling that they didn't.

"I don't believe you've mentioned any siblings. Are you an only child?" She asked then thought of another question. "So...y-you weren't born here but you don't remember where it was that you were raised? Do you remember moving to this manor?" It seemed strange to her that he wouldn't remember something as simple as where he was raised. Everyone remembered where they were raised. Even if you moved, you remembered where you were born. That didn't seem to be the case with him though. "You...you don't have to answer if you don't want to Allen." Kaneko added quietly, her voice small.