SPOILER!!: Rumi <33
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sweetpinkpixie
Kurumi couldn't help but laugh. There was Selina for you, represented in a single moment. Sort of. Kurumi had always appreciated how honest Selina was with her, most of the time, and how Selina could always bring the truth out of her - even when she didn't want to admit it to herself. Although the STILL A GRYFFINDOR couldn't help but feel like her best friend had been keeping things from her. Some big things. Not that she was going to try and force it out of the red head. Kurumi knew much better than to do that.
"We both do like strawberries," she said, flushing quite considerably once again. She wasn't too sure what to make of the afterthought of Selina's, however, but best not ask about that either. Right now they were supposed to be having fun and keeping their mind off other things. Except each other. Today was a THEM day.
No no...to what exactly? She had just listed a few things you know. "So....bowling then..." she half asked as she sloooooowly took a step towards the counter. "I want to try that later though," she said, pointing to the pool table again. "I've never done it before, but it looks simple enough." Just it a ball with a stick and get the balls into a hole. Pretty straight forward.
The strawberry comment? Yes, see, stuff like that was what made Selina want to smack Kurumi's hand. The whole blushy, girl-in-love bit. They'd been dating for what seemed like FOREVER to Selina...the honeymoon phase was over...Lewis and Kurumi didn't seem to realise that. It was OKAY though, being that she was always there to remind them. She was so thoughtful that way.
And so, she did what she did best, ignored the blushing. Her duties as friend seemed endless and she was such a good one, okay?! However, she couldn't help the comment that slipped out, the ever subtle comment,
"UGH, RUMI, GIRLS DAY. NO LEWIS RELATIONSHIP WE, JUST ME AND YOU." Yep. She thought she had been pretty smooth. Rumi was welcome.
Wait, wait...if they were going to HIT things, that was how Selina wanted to end their day. See, all good things culminated in brutal abuse of hitting things with a bat or a heavy bowling ball. It was simple logic. So, if Kurumi wanted to hit tiny balls with a thin, floppy stick...Selina figured they should do it first. What baffled her though was WHY Kurumi wanted to play it. It seemed like the pathetic, ugly cousin of Quidditch.
"No, we can play your game first." Could she even consider it a game?