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Apr 29, 2017 02:57PM
Sanae smiled warmly down at the girl and turned to face her again. "Nah, we're good. Let's skate together," she replied, holding the girl closer. "Trust me?" Her eyes were affectionate, all mischievousness gone for the time being.
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((I saw! He's great!!))
Mana nodded smiling back softly. "I trust you." She replied, looking up at her. She listened to the song, only the sound of people's roller skates on the ground, and quiet conversations could be heard in the rink. (Besides the song, as well.)
Mana nodded smiling back softly. "I trust you." She replied, looking up at her. She listened to the song, only the sound of people's roller skates on the ground, and quiet conversations could be heard in the rink. (Besides the song, as well.)
Sanae spun around with Mana, holding her close and skating with the skill of a professional. "Just hold on and follow my lead," she told her. Humming along to the song and her arms wrapped around Mana's waist, she led the girl in a beautiful but easy dance that didn't require too much skill on Mana's end.
Mana held onto Sanae, surprised at how easy the dance was. She assumed it was because Sanae was doing most of the skating in it, while she was just following a long. She hummed with Sanae to the song. She was having fun, which surprised Mana. If she were with someone else, she'd probably get bored.
Sanae didn't notice when people looked at them, nor did she care if people were. For once she found that Hanabi was not on her mind. All she could pay attention to was Mana's adorable, happy face and she knew that the same expression was reflected on her own face. When the song came to a close, she slowed them to a stop and then leaned in close, softly pressing her lips to Mana's and closing her eyes.
Mana closed her eyes, returning the kiss without hesitation. She felt her face go red, and multiple eyes on the two of them. She made sure she had her break down, even if she knew she wasn't going to move. Seeing Sanae's happy expression seemed to make Mana's own, brighten up more. Normally, Mana probably would've tried to go hide, but for some reason, she wasn't anxious with people staring, or just nervous in general.
Sanae pulled away a few seconds later, blushing lightly but smiling brighter than the sun. "Wanna keep skating, or are you down for some skeeball?" she asked, her eyes warm. Her touch was gentle as she caressed the girl's cheek. "Or is there anything else you wanna do? We don't have too much time before we should get dinner, but we might have enough for a few more things."
"Hm, lets do skeeball, and then go to dinner. Is that okay?" Mana asked her, putting her hands to her sides. She honestly wasn't amazing at skeeball, but she believed if she continuously bluffed, then maybe Sanae would believe her. She wasn't very good at bluffing though, so all she would say throughout the date when skeeball was mentioned was, 'I think I'll win'.
Sanae grinned and nodded, holding Mana's hand as they skated to the edge of the rink, toward the exit. She helped the girl out of her skates and then exchanged her own for her shoes. When they went to return them, she thanked her cousin again and then they left the rink. Sanae took no time getting to the skeeball section of the arcade, which seemed mostly empty. That never lasted long however, as Sanae always drew in a crowd when she was playing.
Mana looked around at the seemingly deserted skeeball section. She looked at Sanae, and chose the machine next to hers. She waited for the coins to be put in, and then picked up one of the balls that she was allowed to throw. She spun it in her hands. "So..The person with the most points wins, am I correct?" She asked. The few times Mana played, she was alone, and not competing with someone.
"Yup!" Sanae giggled, but then she put the coins in her own machine and grabbed the first ball. People nudged each other and whispered and slowly a crowd formed. Rapid-fire, she threw the ball down and one after another got the highest score each time—six heavy spheres, and each one got four-thousand. In less than a minute, she was done, and tickets began pouring out of the machine.
Mana froze with shock. "How did you even accomplish that?" She asked. She only had three balls thrown, and her score was nothing close to Sanae's. Despite losing, Mana stilled smiled,and you could tell she was having a good time. "Good game!" She said.
Sanae grinned, proud of her skill and even moreso due to Mana's praise. "Thanks! I'm gonna play another few rounds, okay?" she said. As the crowd grew thicker around her, she went through three more rounds of skeeball, scoring the highest points all over again. By the time he finished, the people around were cheering, but Sanae only looked to Mana for her response. "Do you want me to show you how to get the highest one every time?"
Mana nodded, and clapped as Sanae kept getting a high score, beaming at her. "Only if you want to tell me." She replied, ignoring the cheers of the crowd. She had stopped playing, and just began watching Sanae play. She enjoyed it though, so she wasn't upset or anything. "Is it a secret trick, a strategy? I'd love to know." She added, not wanting to be indifferent."
"Well, there's a thing I do with my wrist! It may just come with being ambidextrous, but yeah! I play skeeball a lot, too, so maybe it's just that," Sanae laughed. She walked over to stand behind Mana, taking the ball of her last shot and placing it in the girl's palm. Then she leaned close to her and held the girl's hand in her own. They threw the ball together, and there was a small twitch of their wrist caused by Sanae, making the ball fall perfectly into the circle with the largest score.
After getting the ball with the largest score, Mana looked at her. "Wow..I think it may be both things." She said, smiling. She grabbed the tickets that came out, and counted them. "Before we go to dinner, should we do something with all of the tickets we got?" She asked her, folding the ones she had up neatly. She glanced around, noticing that the crowd had died down a bit, which was a good thing.
Sanae smiled as she picked up her large pile of tickets. "Hmmm... You don't wanna try anything else before we go for dinner? Of course, if you're...w-willing to go on a second date with me, we can save other things for then," she said, blushing shyly.
"We can do more things if you want..But I like the idea of a second date." Mana said and blushed. "I was just unsure on how much time we had." She said, smiling. She looked around as the crowd dispersed, as they were bored now. At least, that was what Mana guessed.
Sanae grinned brightly all over again. "We'll save it for a second date! Let's go get prizes!" She had so many tickets that she could not hold Mana's hand, but once they got to the prize counter, it was all worth it. Her tickets allowed her to get two big stuffed animals, and thus she got Mana one that looked like a cat, and one for herself that looked like a dog with big, floppy ears. "Manacchi! Get your stuff and then we'll go to dinner," she said, eyes glowing like a child's.
Mana hugged onto the cat stuffed animal, seemingly in love with it. She nodded, and walked with Sanae to the double doors of the arcade to leave. She was glad that she agreed to the date, and she was also glad that she had bumped into Sanae. Otherwise they would probably not have met. She then remembered that they were going to go on her motorcycle. "Uh..Ecchan, do you think these stuffed animals will fit with us onto the motorcycle?" She asked her.
Sanae pouted a bit as she thought about the question. "We'll have to make it work," she declared. "They're our children now, so they have to come with us. And I'm far too lazy to walk." She seemed serious about it, even when she shifted the dog stuffed animal into her right arm so she could wrap the other around Mana's shoulders. "Alright, so while we're gonna have to find names for them. But we'll think of that when we're eating, 'kay?"
Mana couldn't help but blush when Sanae said the words, 'our children'. She nodded, obviously not wanting to leave the stuffed animals there. "I don't want to walk either." She said, and kept her arms around the stuffed cat. "Names..Yeah, sounds good." She said, looking at the stuffed dog and then at the cat. She had a few ideas for names, but could probably think of more easily during dinner,
"I want a weird-ass name for mine," Sanae declared. "Like... Evan or something." She led Mana to a beautiful, shiny black Harley motorcycle. "This baby is named Feyre. It's a book character." She smiled proudly at Mana after releasing her, her pride obviously revolving around her precious motorcycle, Feyre. "Oh! Here!" After carefully setting the dog stuffed animal on the motorcycle seat, she grabbed a sparkly, pastel pink cycle helmet and held it out for Mana.
"Really?" Mana asked curiously. "Interesting." She said, and then looked at the motorcycle. "Wow" She said looking at it. She took the helmet graciously, and put it on her head. She adjusted the straps a little, and then looked at her. You could tell by the sparkle in her eyes that she was excited for this.
Sanae smiled and then grabbed her own helmet, which was also sparkly, but was the same shade of deep purple as her rollerskates had been. She put it on over her hat, which prompted her to grab a pair of cool biker glasses, which Mana didn't need as her helmet had a visor. "Manacchi, can you hear me?" she asked, her voice coming through a speaker in the helmet, as out loud she was very muffled. The helmet couldn't hide her smirk.
Mana looked at Sanae's helmet, and sat down. She must like purple. She thought, putting down the visor. "Yeah, I can hear you." She said, loudly, mainly because she thought it'd be muffled but it wasn't. She looked around, still holding the cat. She really hoped the stuffed animals wouldn't fall off as they rode. That would be horrible.
Sanae flinched slightly, but then laughed softly. "Babe, the helmets have speakers," she teased before turning back to Feyre. "Alright... Hmm... I don't wanna be bad to our children, but it looks like we'll have to suffocate 'em a bit." Once they were on the motorcycle and getting ready to go, what she had said made sense. Sanae's dog was tied to her stomach using the flannel that had been around her waist, and Mana's stuffed cat was squished between the girl's stomach and Sanae's back. To make sure Mana still felt secure, she let Mana grip at her shirt. "Are you okay, Manacchi?"
Mana frowned a bit, hoping she didn't hurt Sanae's ears. "I'm sorry Ecchan." She said, and held onto her shirt. She nodded, "I'm great." She said, her voice unable to contain her excitement. "How fast can Feyre go?" She asked Sanae curiously. She sat up straight, but made sure the stuffed cat was secure as well.
Sanae grinned though Mana couldn't properly see it. "Extremely! But I'm not gonna make her go too fast tonight. Someday we'll take her out of town so we can go fast," she responded excitedly. "Keep holding on to me, alright?" Then she started the motorcycle, flicked up the kickstand and carefully made her way over to the parkinglot exit. Before Mana could back out of anything, if she was going to, Sanae guided Feyre into the street and into a good flow of cars. The light turned green and off they were. (post at the restaurant please >3<)
