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Kaneko kept her shy gaze on him and after he commented, she relaxed. He liked it. She smiled. "W-well I don't think take out is supposed to be fancy." She chuckled. Fancy food. What fancy food could she afford? Well, any if she asked her father for some cash but what fancy food would Allen even like? Snapping herself out of her thoughts, Kaneko began to enjoy her meal quietly. She was glad he liked the food. It was something she'd have to make sure to make a note of. Picking up one spring roll, she took a delicate bite of it and then sipped her drink. "I'm glad you like it though." She answered him, a smile on her face.

"I got on the ice, that alone is a huge step even for me. I honestly don't think this is safe and I would rather not fall and break my face on the ice. Knowing how...clueless I am about things it's bound to happen and if it does, which it will, you'll fall too and I would rather not be the reason you get hurt." He said quietly but Troy sighed and pushed both of them away. "Have fun!" He called out to them. "I will kill you Troy. I will kill you and have your body buried under the snow you love so much." He muttered to himself as he tried his best not to fall over and keep some sort of balance. "This is bad.." He didn't like this. It was scary. Ice was easily broken. That's how it worked. You broke it, you drowned. You died. Or if you were lucky, you got frost bite, or got really sick and almost died. Or you got cuts everywhere. That's how ice worked. Ice was not impenetrable. One wrong fall is all it took to crack it hard and everyone knew cracked ice was even worse than smooth ice.

"R-really?" She was surprised by this. Everyone had eaten Chinese food at least once in their lives. "W-well it's pretty tasty." Kaneko answered. Her eyes widened when he started to eat. Her hands clasped together and rested beneath her chin as she held her breath. Would he like it? Would he hate it? Chinese wasn't everyone's favorite kind of food but it was pretty popular. The townspeople really seemed to like it judging from how crowded it was. Surprisingly though, the wait time wasn't that long between orders. They worked fast in that restaurant.

Kaneko grabbed the utensils and set them to the side with the drinks then looked at what she had ordered. "Well..." She started and fiddled with her fingers. "I was originally going to make something small but I realized I had to go to the store to get things I needed and well I was tired since I spent all day today cleaning and well I wasn't really in the mood to cook today so I just decided to go to this Chinese place I don't go to often. Well, I don't eat out often." She admitted. "Umm I got what I normally get except well I got more because I wanted to bring some of it to you." She explained."Some chow mein, vegetable spring rolls and those come with spicy sauce. Which isn't really all that spicy if you ask me. Kung pow chicken and white rice which comes with packets of soy sauce. Oh they also gave me two fortune cookies but we'll eat those last, and I got us each a drink. Sadly they don't sell wine there but I was able to get us green tea instead." As Kaneko explained this all to him, she was setting his drink near him so that he could get it easily. She set one of the containers with food in front of him and opened it up. It sounded like a lot but it really wasn't. But..maybe it was? She didn't know.

Kaneko smiled, he was hoping she would come back? Hearing him say that alone made her heart skip a beat. 'Woah hey, why?' She thought to herself and sat down at the table. "Thank-you." She thanked him for pulling out a chair for her. She had set the bags on the table and started to set everything up, taking the two drinks out of the box and setting them on the table as well. "You were?" She asked him then, grabbing the two fortune cookies and setting them off to the side for dessert. "Well you must have known I'd come back. I wasn't just going to abandon you. I care about you Allen, unlike the mean people who left you." She muttered. It still irked her that anyone would just leave when things changed. But that's just it. People change. You never truly know a person until a difficult situation arises. But she didn't want to think about negative things, she was happy to be here and keep Allen company.

Kaneko blushed a soft shade of pink at his question and nodded, "Yes. I thought it was one of those girls again trying to break into your house or something. Of course I was worried. I was going to call the police, but I'm glad that I didn't have to." She admitted. She hoped she didn't frighten him, but he didn't seem all frightened, which was good.

When she was told he slept better than normal, she let out a sigh of relief. "Oh that is wonderful to hear Allen. I'm glad you did." She blushed and giggled, "Oh you. Kind as ever you are." She poked his shoulder with her pinky finger and chuckled. He was a sweet guy. Reserved but sweet and much better mannered than any other guy she had met in school and at work. People these days had no manners it seemed. Where had it all gone? "Oh, yes I would love to Allen, thank-you." Kaneko made her way up the steps to his front door, the floorboards creaking beneath her feet with every step. "Where you waiting for me, sir Allen?" She asked, remembering that he had been sitting out there.

Kaneko shivered and shrunk back when the breeze blew a little harder. She even closed her eyes. Why? It was just a reflex. Opening her eyes, Kaneko looked around and resumed on her way. After a while, Allen's house came into view and she could see something on the porch. Someone. Was it one of the girls again? Wanting to give this person a piece of her mind, she started to walk faster. "Hey! I don't know what you're doing but you are not allowed in here! This is not your house so I suggest you leave of I will call the po...lice.." She slowed to a halt when she realized it was Allen himself sitting there. "Oh...it's you Allen."

She was embarrassed now, looking down at her feet. "I...I'm sorry I thought it might have b-been someone else.." She explained. "I brought food." She held up the bags as a peace offering. "I don't know if this is a good time. I could leave the food here for you if you'd like. Umm..I just thought perhaps you'd want something to eat after getting some rest. H-How did you sleep by the way? Did you get plenty of rest?" She asked. She felt bad, what was he doing outside? Was he waiting for her? Had he known she'd come back? Did he not want her to? Maybe it would have been better that she hadn't.