The way the woman smiled; she didn't like it. The smile was akin to the ones that one of his mother's friends always used—mischievous and playful. That friend was also the one who taught her not to trust people easily, thus the reason she doubted the other woman's answer.
"I see."
She looked at her left and right again, hoping to see someone else, but, no, there was no one in sight. Nagisa returned her attention to her interlocutor, and frowned when she noticed the woman was writing something in that book of hers.
"Shouldn't you give your name first before asking for someone else's?"
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Date: 2012-07-03 01:44 am (UTC)"I see."
She looked at her left and right again, hoping to see someone else, but, no, there was no one in sight. Nagisa returned her attention to her interlocutor, and frowned when she noticed the woman was writing something in that book of hers.
"Shouldn't you give your name first before asking for someone else's?"