Times have changed [Open]

He nodded.
"I'm just glad I met somebody who understands... even if she's really famous." Takeru thought.
He noticed her gazing at a particular dancer, who was dancing rather marvelously.
The remark on her sister made him pause briefly.
"It must be hard for you to have lost them, even if you never really spent any time with them because of how you grew up. Frankly, I wish I had a little sister sometimes... You're lucky that you at least had one. Y'know? I'm sorry if offended you with that remark.." He said to her.

As to the answer to his earlier question to her about what she was gazing at earlier, he shrugged.

"If you say so." He responded. It probably was something, but he didn't want to pry into her buisness too far, so he left it at that.

She turned to face him, tilting her head a bit. "No it's fine. I get that. I wish I had a sister right now." She let out a slight chuckle in her own spite. Just wait until the world could see Uneo Tech for what it was. She was going to get that heart one day, no matter what it took, then her sister would be with her again. "So don't worry about it, I know the time I spent with my family was good and I'm not saying I don't respec-" She felt something buzz in her pocket, reaching in and pulling out her smart phone. It was the office calling her, specifically her financial adviser. "Oh- Excuse me for a moment." It continued to buzz until she hit the answer button, turning away from the boy as she held a hang to her spare ear, listening to the man on the phone speak to her. He was mostly lecturing her on being on time and about how she needs to help him sort through the expenses for the week. She quickly shook him off the phone, promising to return home soon to speak with him before he got off for the night. Once she was done, she placed her phone into her pocket and turned to the boy she had been talking to. "I have to go, I'm sorry. It really was nice meeting you, Takeru." Without any other word she took a bow and then she made her way through the crowd and towards home. Even though it ended early, she was happy she had experienced something that wasn't full of paperwork and research. 

[Exit]

Wow.
That went way better then he thought it would. He nodded outwardly,but inside,he was cheering.
"Wow. That went better than your last few talks with a girl." Twelve said.
It was a shame she had to go though.
He waved goodbye to her, feeling newly invigorated.
Perhaps things weren't so bad after all.
Exit. Sanity Levels: 100%