> Find an empty table and have a seat.
> What kind of mother charges her own daughters rent to in her house?
> Resolve to meet up with Yamame after breakfast
>Well Okuu is already working and have a steady source of income so it doesn't sound so wrong for her to bear some of the burden of the family's expenditures...
>Where does Satori works anyways? :3
>Take a look at the menu.
>You find an empty table and have a seat.
>You're pretty aware of why Satori charges rent; your half of the double is one of her main sources of income. The other one is disability, on account of her arms. She does odd jobs sometimes for money on the side, but most of the time she tends to volunteer at the animal shelter Uptown, where they don't mind that she can't work very fast.
>You have a look at the menu. You see it contains a mixture of American and Japanese foodstuffs, all of the easily grilled variety.
> I've conuslted the Scriptures, Yamae is no good, if we bring our best freind home, they'll go after our hot parent, and I don't think Satori'd like that, However, Boss/Employee end good with a bit of weirdness at the start, so I say we go for Nitori.
> Sit neer a window
> Se if we can see anything or anyone unusal
Local cat shelter, I think.
> ....do we NEED a lovelife? Consider the issue of own sexuality and the difficulty of finding others that share it. Does anyone you know swing that way?
> If yes, consider the potential of going after Orin. What are the issues involved, if any?
> Nitori would be a difficult relationship choice - such relationships are difficult to get into if you're the one gunning for it.
> Order something that would be filling yet cheap.
> Recall if Orin works.
> Actually, if you have the time to type it out, recall personal history with Satori and Orin. Do you remember your life before being adopted? How did you come to be adopted? etc.
>....also, how long have you been feeling as if something's wrong with the world?
>You are by a window. It offers a lovely view of the side of the bookstore.
>Looking around, the only really notable person is the cook, who is presently flipping some hash browns.
>You consider your past a bit. You don't remember when you were adopted, so you must have been very young at the time. You're not sure exactly why Satori took you in, but you suspect it's because she has a maternal streak as wide as the island.
>You've known Yamame for about a decade now. You've never really made any sort of move on her, she's a little weird. But maybe you're being judgmental?
>Orin's been around as long as you can remember, and has pretty much been your best fried; occasional spat aside. You and Orin did try to get things together a few years back, and however nice it felt, it was just too weird to continue. Orin doesn't have a steady job, though sometimes when her coursework is light she'll take on temporary things. She does make up for it by being a good scavenger, which has gotten many of your furnishings on the cheap.
>You've had the feeling since you woke up this morning, strongly enough that initially it terrified you to the point of tears. It still lingers in the back of your thoughts, but doing things has helped take your mind off of it.
>While you're brooding over things, the cook approaches. "Know what you want?" she asks. You decide to go for the hash browns, eggs, and chicken combo. It's pretty affordable and filling at 7☼.
> She's our sister, for chrissakes.
> Get out them textbooks again. Our objective is to get everything bar maths and jargon out of the way.
>That's about what it broke down to, yes.
>You spend some more time with your Nuclear Physics texts, blending in with the rest of the people here pretty easily. You think you're getting back into the swing of the subject, and even decode a couple bits of jargon!
>_
