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Gregory Harman ([personal profile] americandiplomacy) wrote in [community profile] infinite_reflection2012-04-16 06:13 pm
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In front of the Arcade...

Ever since Miho introduced Greg to the arcade at the local mall, he's been there most weekdays after school for at least an hour or two... It ate a lot of money, sure, but it's money he would've spent on point cards for his phone at any rate.

At the moment he was just outside, though, sitting on a little bench near the entrance and fiddling with his phone for some reason or another. The boy was, as usual, paying no attention to his surroundings or anything but himself and the small piece of technology in his hands. The perpetual and unfortunately socially discouraging look of vague annoyance and great boredom was in place on his face, though he was completely free to approach for anyone not bothered by it!

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[personal profile] calmingwaters 2012-04-24 01:43 am (UTC)(link)
"Hot dogs sound nice," Simon said with a tiny resemblance to a smile. He was reminded of the times he & his younger brother walking around the city to buy hot dogs & pretzels. "We could, um.. get something to eat & then walk around maybe?" He felt bad to force poor Greg to play the tour guide so maybe just a casual walk around would be better.
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[personal profile] calmingwaters 2012-04-27 09:50 pm (UTC)(link)
Dear god there was a lot of people. It was because of the substantial amount of people in malls & places like it that Simon avoided them altogether. He stuck sorta close to Greg as he followed him into the mall. "For a city so small, it's a little funny that this place can get so packed.." Says the boy who was born & bred in one of the busiest cities in the United States. He kept the rest of his thoughts to himself though as he was still a little unsure as to whether or not his new acquaintance cared enough to hear them.

Eventually the pair ended up at the hot dog stand, thankfully without much trouble. Surprisingly there wasn't much of a line. Maybe the Japanese didn't find the glorious hot dog & all it's 'secret' ingredients as appetizing as Americans? When they made it, Simon sighed in relief. Apparently he didn't like crowds very much.