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Vongola XXVII -- Dictated
[He should have asked this two days ago, really, but he kind of got.. distracted. Also, procrastinating like a boss and hoping he wasn't jinxing it. But now he's kind of curious.]
Just out of curiosity-- what's the longest anyone has seen a loss last?
[In other words, hi guys, he's still here.]
Just out of curiosity-- what's the longest anyone has seen a loss last?
[In other words, hi guys, he's still here.]
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...This seems slightly familiar.
[Since they had met here once before. Giotto had been the one waiting, of course, but the comparison still stood.]
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For all of his own faults and regrets, Tsuna held Giotto right next to his heart, and he hugs him tightly back.]
But only slightly. I've little intention of avoiding you or running away this time.
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Now, I know I was the one who suggested eating out, but... I have to admit, even though I've been here for a year I've barely gone out to eat. So, unless you have a particular place in mind, I suppose we'll just have to walk around until we find something that looks nice.
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[He slips his hands into his pockets.] I have no idea what you like to eat, though.
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Maybe there's something like a good Japanese restaurant around here? I haven't had Japanese in awhile...
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[It was exciting, in a loud, motion sick sort of way.]
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--oh! How about this one? [It's a small restaurant with a distinct Japanese theme to it.]
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[Does Tsuna even know Nora? Giotto wasn't sure.]
This one looks fine.
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[Or that could just be Nora's driving. He walks though the door, thanking Tsuna with a nod.]
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[Tsuna asks for a table for two, and follows the waitress, politely thanking her once they're seated.]
You know...
[He pauses, then waves a hand.]
Ah, nevermind.
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...All right then. [And then Giotto falls into a silence because he has nothing to say, really. His fingers find his ring, and start spinning it around his finger.]
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