[Likewise, Satou wasn't sure why she was so drawn to Tomoe. Was it because she was pretty? Satou had been known to be attracted to pretty ladies. Or maybe she was just lonely, and longed for a family? Probably a mix of the two, really.
Whatever the reason, it was apparent that Satou adored Tomoe. When she opened the door and saw the other girl, her eyes lit up-- and around her, sparkling pink stars began to close in an obvious display of adoration.]
[The emotional effects in this place never cease to catch her off guard and the show of pink stars nearly draws a laugh from her--the smallest huff of air through barely parted lips. She doesn't smile--she still wonders if she even can smile anymore--but first her eyes warm followed by the air around her.]
[Satou has enough of those pink stars and sparkles for a whole team of people: She briefly cups one of her flushed cheeks, her smile still borderline giddy.]
I met someone in the market who told me about it. The owner will trade work for room and board. It isn't so different from how I lived in Kyoto... I think I will be more at home there that this building... it is... familiar.
[She feels nervous all of a sudden, watching the other girl's reaction. No, she's been nervous, her nerves just spiked actually mentioning the housing--and to mirror that feeling there is a quiet fizzing noise somewhere, tiny bubbles rising around her to pop quickly, like carbonated water.]
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Whatever the reason, it was apparent that Satou adored Tomoe. When she opened the door and saw the other girl, her eyes lit up-- and around her, sparkling pink stars began to close in an obvious display of adoration.]
To, Tomoe-san! Welcooome, hehe~!
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Hello Satou-chan.
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How are you? Are you getting groceries?
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[The job was a very good thing--especially when it was something she was so familiar with, but the move, that was what made her pause.]
I was able to find employment at an onsen called the Jade Dragon, have you seen it here?
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[The familiar term from home is briefly an extra source of comfort.
Satou shakes her head.]
N-No, not yet. Congratulations, I mean! On the job. That's more important.
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[She feels nervous all of a sudden, watching the other girl's reaction. No, she's been nervous, her nerves just spiked actually mentioning the housing--and to mirror that feeling there is a quiet fizzing noise somewhere, tiny bubbles rising around her to pop quickly, like carbonated water.]