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Kaneko bowed her head, "Good morning to you too stranger." She smiled. People walked past them, any cat calls were ignored. She was just glad her father was not around right now, she really didn't want to break up a silly fight. He was polite, just as she had remembered him. Still, what was he doing here? He seemed to have ready her mind because now he told her he had gotten lost and asked for her help. "Oh, of course. I'll be happy to help you. Are you looking for something or someone?" She asked. It made sense he was lost, he couldn't see and it broke her heart to see him struggling. Why didn't someone join him on his walks? Did he not have friends or family?

She knew she needed to go to work, but helping him was her biggest concern right now. Kaneko would never forgive herself if something happened because she was too busy to help him out. Kindness was its own reward.

Kaneko hugged herself, rubbing her arms lightly to keep them warm. Yes, a thin sweater would have been nice. Or a plain cardigan, but she didn't even have one of those. She never thought she'd need one. The streets were somewhat crowded. People heading to work, others just taking a walk with friends. Some people just visiting a neighbor. The many talking voices meshing into one low buzz. That always impressed her how it would mesh into nothing after a while. As Kaneko continued to make her way to work, she looked down at the time on her phone and bumped into someone. "Oh, s-sorry!" Looking up, her eyes widened when she saw who it was. The same man from last night. For a moment, she didn't say anything. It was as if her voice had vanished. "H-hi. Umm..s-sorry are you okay?" she asked him nervously. Who was he? And what was he doing here? Was he on his way to see someone?

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Lyle removed his gloves and set them down on his lap after making himself comfortable. Thanking the servant for the drink, he lowered his scarf enough to be able to take a sip. He still didn't like hot chocolate, but at least he wasn't freezing now. "Yes we did a very good job in building it. It was fun." Troy agreed with a chuckle. "Thanks for believing in me Troy." Lyle said sarcastically and smirked. "I was cold, freezing actually but I just didn't want to ruin the fun for anyone." Lyle said softly, looking down at the mug in his hands.

Troy nodded, "Alright then, let's head inside for some hot chocolate. Lyle, I think you did very good for your first time out in the snow, what did you think of it?" Troy asked while leading them back into the house. Lyle blushed lightly and took her hand in his, "Anything for you." He replied quietly. "It was...interesting." He answered Troy, letting Aria walk inside first before he walked in after her. Troy chuckled and closed the door behind them. "Well I'm glad you managed to stick with it to the end. I honestly didn't think you would." Troy admitted. The three walked to the sitting room where Troy had a servant bring them each some hot chocolate.

The sound of gravel crunched beneath her sneakers while Kaneko made her way down the street looking every bit the working class. Looking at her, you wouldn't even think she was spoiled. Maybe because she didn't really dress that way. "I should have worn a light sweater.." She said to herself. It was still somewhat chilly despite the sun in the sky. She didn't mind it though, it was lovely weather that they were having.

(That's okay, would you like them to bump into each other on her way to work?)

When breakfast was finished, it was Kaneko's job to wash the dishes while her father left to his room to get ready for his work. She still had plenty of time to kill before she had to show up at her job. Kaneko worked as a waitress in one of the local diners in town. It was pretty popular, known for it's delicious shakes so it could get packed pretty quickly. Looking up from the dishes she was washing, Kaneko stared out the kitchen window in front of the sink. She could see the neighbor's house across the street. No one seemed to be home though. Getting back to the task at hand, she rinsed out the dishes and set them down on the rack to dry.

Drying off her hands, she walked to the hall and almost bumped into her father. "Leaving?" she asked and frowned. "I'll try not to be so late this time. Have a good day at work Kaneko." Her father said and messed up her already messed up hair, giving her a smile that made her feel like a kid again. "Of course dad, you too." She said. "Of course." he replied then made his way out of the house, getting into his car and driving off to wherever it was that he met the others. Kaneko looked at the front door, glad that it had been locked on his way out. Turning around, she walked to her room and grabbed her uniform from the closet and lay it out on her bed. Stepping into the bathroom, she undressed and took a quick shower. She had plenty of time and she did want to go out for a job but it would probably be better to just go straight to work. Put in extra hours, get more pay.

After her shower, she stepped out and dried off then wrapped the towel around her body and walked out to her room where he work uniform was waiting for her. A red and white pinstriped dress with a white collar, white cuffs at the end of the short sleeves and a white waist apron. She quickly got dressed, making sure everything was straight and perfect. She slipped on some white socks and some red sneakers. Drying off her hair some more, she quickly brushed it while glancing at the time on her alarm clock. The final thing to do was put on the little cloth uniform hat. Once that was on, she walked back into the bathroom and brushed her teeth.

Kaneko picked up her dirty laundry and the towel when she was done and quickly dropped it into the laundry basket, making a note to do the laundry after work. Hopefully she wouldn't forget to do that. She grabbed her cellphone and house key then went back to her room to grab her purse where she dropped her phone into. With purse and key in hand, Kaneko left the house, locked the door behind her, and dropped her key inside her purse once again. It was time to head to work. Since she didn't have a car, she just walked to work.