Ⓐnita
"I can't seem to recall...but who are you?"
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Anita could only wince when the boys jumped the gun and asked permission to stay themselves. Chinatsu wasn't used to the noise, and it totally flew over Anita's head to tell them to let her do the talking. She had to resist face-palming at her stupidity.
With a sheepish smile to both the boys and Chinatsu, Anita rubbed her green glove hands together and moved to talk with Chinatsu. She let Chinatsu give her theory, before she spoke herself. "You know how today is that day right?" Anita began, fingering the skirt of her white dress.What she was referring to was something known among the people as the False Train, which only showed up twice a year, always on time, and always empty. "Well, the Train wasn't empty this time. Those three had come off the train with actual tickets! What's a bit strange about it is that they had no idea they were on a Train to Natsu o Mashi." She paused to let it sink in as her wine colored eyes glanced over at the group that was talking. "They're human. They're men. What do you think would happen if I let them stay with me, while they waited for the False Train's next visit?" She emphasized this, due to the fact that it would answer any other question that Chinatsu could bring up.
What flashed to Anita's mind next was the writing on the tickets, but she wasn't sure whether or not it would be something the woman would want to hear. Maybe when Chinatsu wasn't in such a mood would Anita dare bringing it up, so she didn't mention it. Instead the green haired girl decided to press the matter again. "They need a place to stay until the Train comes back again, and you're the only one that can help them with that."
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Anita could only wince when the boys jumped the gun and asked permission to stay themselves. Chinatsu wasn't used to the noise, and it totally flew over Anita's head to tell them to let her do the talking. She had to resist face-palming at her stupidity.
With a sheepish smile to both the boys and Chinatsu, Anita rubbed her green glove hands together and moved to talk with Chinatsu. She let Chinatsu give her theory, before she spoke herself. "You know how today is that day right?" Anita began, fingering the skirt of her white dress.What she was referring to was something known among the people as the False Train, which only showed up twice a year, always on time, and always empty. "Well, the Train wasn't empty this time. Those three had come off the train with actual tickets! What's a bit strange about it is that they had no idea they were on a Train to Natsu o Mashi." She paused to let it sink in as her wine colored eyes glanced over at the group that was talking. "They're human. They're men. What do you think would happen if I let them stay with me, while they waited for the False Train's next visit?" She emphasized this, due to the fact that it would answer any other question that Chinatsu could bring up.
What flashed to Anita's mind next was the writing on the tickets, but she wasn't sure whether or not it would be something the woman would want to hear. Maybe when Chinatsu wasn't in such a mood would Anita dare bringing it up, so she didn't mention it. Instead the green haired girl decided to press the matter again. "They need a place to stay until the Train comes back again, and you're the only one that can help them with that."
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Fateful Fears
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