Boss Rimi's posts

All was silent, all was well. Except for her missing father who had yet to call, but it was okay. Worrying wouldn't do anything. Course if the tables were turned and she was the one missing, her father would send people to look for her and bring her home. She didn't have that kind of power over anyone though. The leaves in the trees rustled as the wind blew, sending a few loose leaves to flutter across the sky and to the ground. The sudden sound of a voice frightened her, she hadn't noticed anyone else was here. Kaneko gasped and quickly rested a hand on her chest to calm her beating heart. The chains of the swing rattling loudly at the sudden movement.

"I.." Her dark eyes looked around and landed on a male who was seated on the bench nearby. When had he gotten here? "Yes, y-you're right about that. No two constellations look alike. Well actually, the little dipper and the big dipper look the same but I guess they're different because one is bigger than the other." She noted. Kaneko wasn't sure why she had even said that, thinking back it sounded idiotic to state the obvious. He had spoken so she only felt compelled to reply but she didn't expect to keep a conversation going, he looked busy anyway. What was he even doing?

It was hard to tell from where she was, but he had a small bag with him and he was taking things out from it. It wasn't a food item though, that much she could tell. Whatever it was, was small. Kaneko tore her gaze away from him and looked down at her cellphone once she had relaxed. Her hair was still slightly damp from the shower, but the wind was clearly helping it dry off. There was a small tinking sound, or well the sound of something rubbing against something else. It wasn't very loud. What was he doing? And why out here? Why not in the comfort of his home? Maybe he didn't have a home. That was a sad thought to have.

The entire time Kaneko walked towards the park, she was checking her cellphone as if her life depended on it. Nothing. "What the heck?" She said quietly and that's when panic really started to set in. If he was in prison, he had a right to one phone call. What if he had called the house by accident? What if he had lost his phone? "Dammit dad, what are you up to?" Kaneko pouted as she stopped walking to think. Should she try calling him? What if he still didn't answer though? She stuffed her hands deep in her shorts pockets, gripping her cellphone in one hand and her house key in the other. She would wait another couple of minutes before she called. She needed to distract herself somehow. This was where having friends would be great, but seeing as how she didn't, she had to distract herself in other ways.

Kaneko resumed her walk to the park and once there, she looked around as if hoping someone would be there. But of course, it was abandoned. All the normal people were sleeping in their warm beds and here she was, out in the cold, sitting on a swing and looking at the stars in the sky. She always did have an interest for the stars, the constellations. She didn't know all of them, but she knew a few and she could usually find them with ease. "It's strange that depending on the earth's rotations, we see different constellations. Strange but cool." She said with a smile. She was her own friend.