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"This is only if they have cool colors. You could get green to match your hair. Purple or red to be unique. Black goes with anything." She paused for a second before continuing," The wired ones have always been cooler to me. When the headphones are really small, you get a whole lot of outside noise interfering with the music."

"Well I like the silver, but the orange ones really stick out. Unique." Minori said honestly. "The green would have been awesome though," she laughed.
"Does your Mp3 player need any special batteries?"

"Ok, orange sounds good. It is your choice after all." Minori thought hard for a moment then shook her head.
"I can't think of anything that those remind me of but oranges. But that's a really obvious connection." She sighed deeply. "Now that's going to be driving me crazy thinking about it.

"Sure, maybe we can go somewhere outside or something." Minori said, thinking aloud. She headed towards the door in order to avoid looking at the price tags. "Anyway, I don't have anything that I have to do so if you want to keep looking you can."

"Oh, can we go to the pond to tease and feed the fish?" Minori asked excitedly. She hesitated and blushed, embarrassed at shouting out so quickly. "I'm sorry, I like the pond because It's relaxing to me. It's really quiet and no one really goes there." She paused once more. "Also, I haven't fed the fish in a while. You know?"
Minori smiled, "How 'bout it?"

"Ok!" Minori was immediately cheerful. "It's actually not to far from here. There's a big tree that hangs over the pond, so there's a lot of shade." She began walking out the door wanting to get into the open air. "And the fish are huge! I keep a stash of old food somewhere around there to keep them fat and happy."

Minori lead Faust back the way that they had come before for a while. About halfway before they reached the ramen shop, she turned left into an alleyway. After traveling for about ten feet she vaulted over a fence.
She turned around to make sure that Faust was following and called," It's just past here. We're almost there."

A few more minutes passed before they arrived, but when they did Minori made sure that Faust knew. "Hey! Isn't this place great?"
They had arrived in a small cluster of trees, just far enough away from other structures to avoid being cramped, yet it was still easily accessible by anyone who knew its location. There was one tree, a weeping willow, that was bigger than a few of the others. It hung protectively over a moderately sized pond with some leaves floating on the surface. Small splashes could be seen where fish swam in the shoal.
Minori walked towards a small log without hesitation, and set about searching in it. Before long, she pulled out a small bag of old food which had been set aside for the fish.