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He stared at her almost shocked at her suggestion. 'Wow she sounds eager, and she doesn't even know me,' he thought to himself. He rubbed the back of his head, in a nervous gesture. He looked at the hopeful look on her face. "Well I can't say no to a face like that, but how would your parents feel? I mean, I'm just some raggy cat who lives in a tent." He didn't want to discourage her but he wanted to let her know who he is. He didn't know why but he seemed drawn to her, he really didn't want to upset her.

"So who's the lucky father then?" he said teasingly trying to get her spirits up. Their food came not but a second after he said it. Setting down their food respectively to what was ordered and by whom their waitress only said 'Enjoy your food' in a sweet, compassionate voice and left.

A smile broke across his face. "I didn't really mean that you know." He said while he took a sip of his beverage. "You're what, 18; and I can tell by your dress that you are in school. Or do you like to cosplay as a school girl sometimes for fun?" he said again in a teasing manner. It is obvious to tell that he loves playing games with people's minds. Teasing them to no end, but he like the look on her face when it turned that ruby red color. Her eyes seemed to shine, even through the veil of hair that hid them. "It won't bite you," he said to Mimi. When he glanced her sniffing curiously at the food. He looked back up from the little fox to Arisa, "I might though." Again teasingly, with his usual teasing grin.

"Don't try to avoid it," he said still playing with her. His foot again touched her leg, this time however was obviously no accident, for his foot rubbed the side of her calf. "You're trying to avoid the apparent, cosplay girl. You'll just have to find that out for yourself though." He smiled and leaned back, putting his hands behind his head to cradle it. "Oh and it would seem that Mimi really enjoys the food, or did you just offer her the whole plate?" He said gesturing with his head toward the little fox.

He laughed a bit and looked down at her fox. "Nah, it's okay. I'd consider it an insult if she didn't like it. The best fish in the world are eaten here." He held a smile on his face while she talked. Right up until a certain word passed her lips. "Hate you?" His face only filled with shock at this comment. "That is insane!" Catching the attention of the other diners, who looked over questioningly. But he didn't seem to notice exactly how loud he was talking. "Why would anyone?" Still slightly so loud as to keep the attention of the eaters on them.

He pitied this sullen girl and her bad memories. Sure bad came to him, but he never dwelled on it. He thought, 'maybe I'm pushing, going someplace I shouldn't. The poor girl,' He reached across the table and pet her hand. "Come on, let's get out. Mimi's eaten all of your food anyway. We'll get something else to eat." He never even gestured to the server of his actions, he just stood up, put money on the table, grabbed her hand and pulled her up to her feet. Somehow he slid himself back into his shoes. Her feet hardly touched the ground as he quickly and excitedly dodged in and out of tables and diners, before pulling her outside.

The sky had grown dark, though if felt like only an hour passed. A cold gust from a passing car greeted them.

'She sure is very comfortable with a person like me, especially since she doesn't even know me.' he thought to himself looking down at her. The light from the restarant's open sign lit up her face with a greenish hint which made it difficult for him to be able to tell that she was blushing. "Well Melody, it's getting late, you need to be back home?" he asked generally concerned, and not wanting her to get in any trouble. He spoke softly and took ginger steps across the street, making cars stop. He walked her through the headbeams and horns of cars waiting for them to move across the street.

"Hmmm", he said glancing up. Almost as though he was considering it.